by Nicolle Smithart on January 5th, 2005

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Our one year old male cat has very greasy fur, even though we bathe him twice a month. Why is this?

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by Jackie Klos on March 16th, 2005
Bathing a cat isnt a must. some cats may need to be bathed if the get into a messy mess. but cats usually bath themselves. it could have also been becase of the shampoo you used.
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