Sand Cats have thick fur to insulate against the extremely high temperatures in the desert. They allso have fur on the bottom pads of their feet to stop the sand burning their feet and to also protect them.
It really depends on the type of cat or dog. But most big dogs have thick fur, especially Newfoundlands, whereas Jack Russel's have a very thin coat. Cats have a mix between thick and thin cots too.
Especially during spring, right after winter, cats shed the thick coat of fur that they have grown to keep them warm. As the weather warms up, cats no longer need that thick coat, so they shed. It is also possible for a cat to lose fur due to old age.
All cats have fur. unless they are furless cats
Himalayan cats are not hypo allergenic. Quite to the contrary, they have very thick, long fur, which needs to be groomed regularly.
Siberian cats are actually "Indoor cats" so they spend most of their time inside instead of out; but I suppose it does bother them, because they have thick fur.
This answer is sort of unknown because when cats are babies they don't have fur . But some cats don't grow fur.
no they do not grow thick fur
a cat is a feline mammal usually having thick soft fur and no ability to roar: domestic cats; wildcats
Yes, lemmings have thick fur to stay warm.
Beavers and polar bears have thick fur.
A cat's fur does double as a coat when they need it. Their fur also keeps them safe from some insects and animals. Cats, however, can get cold.
Shirazi Cats have a doll face and shinning round eyes. They have a fluffy feel to them due to the thick fur coating.