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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.
Yes, excessive heat can be harmful to cats as they are more susceptible to overheating due to their fur coats and limited ability to cool themselves. It's important to provide plenty of water, shade, and a cool environment for cats during hot weather to prevent heatstroke.
Because there from the wild even if they were born in your house they have bobcat,mountain lion,just plain lion blood there ancestors were wild cats there specialty is hunting,jumping,and running.Just in case you don't know cats hate doors. I show cats and I'm a vet Hope I Helped!!!
Cats have sweat glands located in their paw pads, but they are not used for cooling as much as they are for leaving scent markings. Cats primarily regulate their body temperature through panting and grooming.
Oh, dude, cats shouldn't drink Horlicks. Like, it's not toxic or anything, but it's not really a part of their balanced diet. Stick to water or cat-friendly milk, and save the Horlicks for yourself. I mean, unless you want your cat to start demanding a bedtime story and tucking them in at night.
A cat on hot bricks would be jumping around because its feet would be hot -- if you look like that, you're jumping around, anxious and jittery.
It simply means that someone is nervous about something that is about to happen.
It means they lost an argument with an elephant.
yes, very hot indeed
The specific heat capacity of water is higher than the specific heat capacity of the patio bricks; therefore, the water warms up in the hot sun much slower than the bricks.
The bricks in firebricks are not regular bricks. They are mortared together with a heat resistant mortar which actually has the consistency of a glue. The bricks themselves are compromised of fire resistant materials which will actually absorb the heat and store it. A regular brick would crack, not get hot enough and break apart.
Cats are meat eaters by nature, so an occasional piece of hot dog should have no ill effect on a cat.
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When it is too hot for humans, you can be sure it is equally as hot for dogs and cats, especially if they are black.
Drink, get in shadows
Yes, hot glue can be toxic to cats if ingested and should be kept away from them to prevent any potential harm.
because its hot and warm