Whether it’s icy cold or unsually hot, you need to protect your cat’s health. Here’s how.

By Ilene Springer

Ever wonder how long-haired cats handle the heat? Or if a cat feels cold when he leaves a warm house for the frigid outdoors? These are good things to consider, because heat and cold extremes can be very dangerous for our cats. Human companions must be on guard against extreme weather conditions.

During cold weather, cats can develop frostbite or hypothermia just like we can. It’s best to prevent outdoor access on days with cold warnings in effect.

How Cats Keep Their Cool…

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