When I was a kid, we had an Angora cat - a breed that has long, thick fur. Pieces of excrement would stick to his fur and just stay there, hanging. We had to trim his hair to remove them.
Once, my sister was trimming the hair around his rear, and she called to our father for help. "Daddy, he keeps jumping when I try to cut this one off." He explained that it was not what she thought.
That's what I think of when I see people wasting energy on treadmills and stationary bicycles. They could at least power the elevator people take to the second floor where the step machines are.
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We've served several cats. None would get wet, though a few liked playing with dripping water and one would "drown" its "mice" in its water bowl.
ROTFL poor cat though
I helped to put our cats in bath when I was a teenager. What a mess but it had to be done because they where a walking flea circus. I did notice a cat is 50% fur.
Had a really old calico some years ago, it snuck out to the back yard & got covered with fleas. Got rid of most of them in the jacuzzi! I guess the old bones liked the heat, she didn't bitch at all.
And the other 90% teeth and claws.
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