In life, many owners like to bathe cats, and after bathing the cats, many people want to dry the cats' hair, but cats are often reluctant, so why don't cats blow dry? In fact, the main reason why cats don’t like to be blown dry by hair dryers is that the noise and the intensity of the airflow will make them feel uneasy and uncomfortable. In addition, cats have sensitive skin and may have allergic reactions to the heat and airflow of the hair dryer, causing problems such as dry skin, itching and inflammation. Therefore, if it is very necessary to dry the cat, it is recommended to choose a low-temperature and low-speed hair dryer and adjust the airflow to a gentle state. At the same time, be careful not to blow the cat's face and ears to avoid adverse effects on them.
If a cat is afraid of the noise of the blow dryer, then you need to turn down the frequency of the blow dryer to a point where a cat can withstand it without causing it to cause terrible behavior.
Try to turn on the blow dryer quickly and turn it off quickly before the cat shows fear. The cat's tolerance for noise will be adjusted accordingly, and then gradually extend the startup time.
Put cotton balls into the cat's ears to block the noise. You must gently and appropriately prevent the noise from entering the cat's ears. During this period, the cat's attitude towards the outside world will change.
You can cover the dryer with an appropriate towel to eliminate excessive noise, but be careful to avoid fires due to overheating of the hair dryer.