But then when they get to a different certain age, the self-cleaning software (or hardware) fails on some models, and there really isn’t a way to fix it, parts no longer available and all, so you have to manually do the washing.
It's good prudence to clean them once a year to deal with things the dogs or myself might've brought in. Dogs especially. Also one of my cat's is old and can't really clean himself entirely.
It's true one shouldn't bathe them more than that, as it would cause skin issues.
Yes, those are things we are very careful about. We turn them into burritos with towel bread and dry them with a hair dryer at medium setting, making sure not to get too close to not burn their skin toast them too much.
It's quite a bit of work, but it's worth it to ensure there's no bits of oil or cleaning chemicals or whatever else stuck in their fur that they're having trouble getting out and shouldn't be licking in the first place.
Raises morale of coworkers, gets banned from manager training.
Fuck da police!
Damn why can't my workplace be like this
For me it's the sad meow cats do when you've shut them in the shower with the water on for their bath time.
My cats make it sound like I'm strangling a small child for their yearly bath.
Why are you regularly bathing your cats? After they get to a certain age they are self-cleaning
But then when they get to a different certain age, the self-cleaning software (or hardware) fails on some models, and there really isn’t a way to fix it, parts no longer available and all, so you have to manually do the washing.
It's good prudence to clean them once a year to deal with things the dogs or myself might've brought in. Dogs especially. Also one of my cat's is old and can't really clean himself entirely.
It's true one shouldn't bathe them more than that, as it would cause skin issues.
yeah i think skin issues might be an issue, and also mold growing on the fur if it's too wet (?) and the cat getting sick from the cold.
Yes, those are things we are very careful about. We turn them into burritos with towel bread and dry them with a hair dryer at medium setting, making sure not to get too close to
not burn their skintoast them too much.It's quite a bit of work, but it's worth it to ensure there's no bits of oil or cleaning chemicals or whatever else stuck in their fur that they're having trouble getting out and shouldn't be licking in the first place.
tfw everyone at work just happens to be a furry
I mean sure, nothing in the poet says they aren't IT people or engineers.