Question:
Last week, i took Foxy in to the vets for a bath. He came back with silvery white fur. I have never seen such a fur color on a cat. I have one other all-white kitten, Snow Plough, but his fur is not as brilliant as Foxy's. Have any one else seen such a fur color on a cat?
Answer:
exactly how dirty was your cat before?
lol
not sure why it wasn't as "brilliant" before. Perhaps the vet place where they bathed her used a special type of cleanser and it made her fur more smooth and shiny, so the colours are appearing more sharp??
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Nice bonus! She sounds beautiful. Let's see pictures!
Jeanie
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Hmmmmm... maybe I should see if my vet would do that for Cracker during his next visit. Oh wait next sched. visit is when he gets snipped so I doubt it.
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Foxy's coat has always been somewhat extra-white, but upon bringing him home with me last week, I noticed that his fur was even more shiny than before. I sent him in for a bath because he had some old flea dirt deep down in his long furry coat. Foxy is not a Turkish Angora, as I had originally thought, instead, he is a Siamese mix with something else, possibly a snow shoe or a Persian. He also has faint tan color points on his ears, and tail, but none on his feet and with no tabby stripes.
Answer:
Perhaps they used a bit of "blueing" to whiten him and did not rinse it out good. I use to use "blueing" in my maltese puppys rinse water.
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