My best friend is a professional cat worker who bathes cats in people's homes (that is, with her own gear, but in their bathtub).
While she is a smart cookie who gives a free nail trim with every bath (trim claws first, then bathe monster), I think she'd still say that bathing a cat is probably harder, especially without training; or at least more likely to inflict injury as part of the failure process.
But it may depend on how many cats you are bathing/herding.
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Date: 2009-11-09 06:54 pm (UTC)While she is a smart cookie who gives a free nail trim with every bath (trim claws first, then bathe monster), I think she'd still say that bathing a cat is probably harder, especially without training; or at least more likely to inflict injury as part of the failure process.
But it may depend on how many cats you are bathing/herding.