I suppose Ill look back and laugh at this but ffs

Bought some flea treatment and treated the boxer dog, the persian and all went well. Finding the bengal was difficult, as i found her peeing on the floor in the garage on my car cover.
Tried to flea treat her, she ran away 1/2 way through, then leaving a streak of treatment all down her back. Cat not to be found again for 1/2 an our. Cat foaming at mouth where she licked the flea treatment off.
Googled what to do and confirmed it probably wasnt rabies but the sites say to wash cat immediatly.
Took cat into baathroom and filled sink with water. Cat sees a trap. Cat knocks off all items on benchtop, and when picked up vigorously protests. Cat gets into sink and i cannot reach her back. Turn cat over nad dip her in the sink.
Very wet at this time, I replace the plug she has kicked out and refill the sink and wash again
Wrap cat in towel and dry off. Have now got fragrance eau du spotton.
Husband not impressed. May have to sleep in the spare bed tonight untill I un pong.

Hello amber.gumdrop .............. Thought it might be the Boxer dog who was doing the usual trick of 'being difficult' (or nutty)

We have something in common - I have a BOXER too. Molly is 7 this year and she is the fun in my life - they are the clowns of the dog world???????

Molly's out 3rd boxer. ............... hope you un-pong soon!

Daze

Titan is our unplanned boxer whos now 10, he is responsible fro many acts of dog, but this time hes innocent... although he did get into mums bed and under the covers, and she felt so bad about letting a poor cold dog out of the bed she contorted herself around him... lol hes a heffalump. Mum and B/F are living with us for 18 months and shes still getting used to him, neve3r having a dog before.