FAQ

Yes, Dawn dish soap is generally safe for cats in small, properly diluted amounts and for specific uses like removing fleas, but it should not be used regularly.

A good substitute for cat shampoo is a diluted solution of baby shampoo or gentle dish soap like Dawn, used sparingly and rinsed thoroughly.

Dawn dish soap is generally safe for cats in emergency situations, such as removing toxic substances or fleas, but it should not be used regularly.

A good substitute for cat shampoo is unscented baby shampoo or a cat-friendly homemade solution like diluted dish soap or apple cider vinegar.

Only shampoos specifically formulated for cats or labeled as pet-safe are safe to use on cats.

Most human shampoos are not safe for cats, but in rare emergencies, baby shampoos that are fragrance-free and hypoallergenic may be used with caution.

You can wash your cat using a specially formulated cat shampoo and lukewarm water, avoiding any products meant for humans or dogs.

Not in corpus.

Your cat may stare at you when you cry because it senses your emotional distress and is trying to understand or comfort you.

While cats may not worry like humans do, they can sense changes in their owner's behavior or emotions and may respond with concern or affection.