Mobile Cat Bath in Lighthouse Point, Closed Van Wash

That depends on what you tell us: canal-side streets with a single approach, short driveways beside docks, tight turning room, and city rules on commercial vehicles. It needs a level, lawful position for the whole appointment, clear of traffic, emergency access, and anybody else's frontage. Send a photo of the approach if you are unsure.

Treat that as urgent rather than cosmetic and call your veterinarian first. Petroleum products, paint, and antifreeze are all poisonous and a cat will groom them straight off its coat. Once a vet has cleared it we can wash the residue out properly.

The outer ear gets checked and gently wiped where it needs it, and nothing goes down the canal. An ear that smells strongly, looks red, or makes the cat tilt its head is not a grooming problem and we will tell you to have it seen.

Then keep handling to a minimum and speak to your vet first. A short spot-clean is usually fine late on; a full bath and the restraint it involves is not something to do to a pregnant cat without a reason. We would rather wait.

Worth washing gently and much more worth investigating. Overgrooming to that extent is usually allergy, pain, parasites, or stress rather than a coat problem, and a bath treats none of those. We will clean the area and describe what the skin underneath looks like.