Remove Wax from Pet Fur

First, give your cat a bath in warm water. It's not necessary to use soap, all you need to do is warm the wax up. Don't make it too hot, but make it warm enough to make the wax begin to soften

Leave the cat in the water for a few minutes. If you have a cat that hates water, such as mine, this can be difficult. Use your hand to scoop up water and dump it over the wax covered fur. Once the wax has sufficiently softened, wrap your cat up in a towel and try to dry him/her off.

Leaving the cat wrapped in the towel (to prevent scratching) use a fine tooth comb to begin combing the wax out of the fur. If it's badly coated, hold the fur near the root so it doesn't hurt the cat. You will need to frequently clean the brush, as waxy fur will build up very quickly.

Continue combing until the majority of the wax is out. If the wax hardens, get a warm washcloth and place it over the spot for a minute or so and continue combing. Soon you cat will look a little less waxy and will be as good as new!