okay I've seen several people asking about how to bathe specifically very young kittens so I thought I would make a quick video tutorial about what you will need to do first you're going to want to use a sink because they're tiny so you don't need anything very large you want to have your towels ready and I'd recommend using dawn or some other kind of mild dish soap there's your reason they use this on wild animals is because it's so gentle it's not going to going to really hurt them or anything so then you got a warm your water up you're going to want to make sure that you test the temperature and make sure that it's the right temperature that's not too hot or not too cold also with small kittens you want to make sure that the room is very warm because they can't retain their own body heat so it's probably going to need to be really warm to you you can put a floor heater in here I like to use a small room like a bathroom just so that it's easy to heat up okay once you've got your water drawn you want to go get your bath we're going to using Wyatt and the most basic foster kitten who very much needs a bath and smells like poopoo so you go and put them in the water and I recommend using a little cup can get them all wet be sure not to get their head in the water they have fleas now you'll need to wash higher who didn't go water baby because you want to get the fleas off mr. Wyatt does not seem to have any fleas on his brother Phil but there are always the possibility of surprises you have to wash the head I want to be very very careful and use the cup to do it like that then okay also just a little bit it doesn't take much they're very smaller take them out of water and just soak them up be sure to get their older smelly parts yeah now if they have a lot of fleas you're going to want to wash up on the head and up near the ears because they're going to hide their from the water and you won't have to back several times if you look underneath them you'll see them on their belly usually it's very easy to spot them just be ready with a pair of tweezers so that you can pick them off once even if they're not killed by the water the water will stun them and you can get them off that way you make sure you get all soaked off because you don't want them looking and eating muscle it won't really do too much to them but it's not gonna taste good there's no reason to make it worse you are a dirty kitty and yes there was a flea get only one honey I know then once you get them much cleaner the water off and then you want to immediately wrap them in the towel that you have wrap them up good Neal you will need to dry them and keep them warm until they dry off since the little bodies can't regulate heat on their own and that's how you bay the kitten