Some cats need sunscreen in summer
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Some cats, especially those with light-colored or thin fur, are more prone to sunburn on exposed areas like the ears and nose. Using a pet-safe sunscreen can help protect their skin and reduce the risk of irritation or long-term damage.
It’s cruel to take your cat with you on holiday
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While most cats feel safest in the comfort of home, some are perfectly happy to join their humans on new adventures. Just make sure your cat is comfortable with travel before taking them along on a trip.
It’s okay to allow your cat to roam freely in the car during travel
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Letting your cat roam freely in the car is unsafe, as sudden stops or turns can easily lead to injury. It can also distract the driver or cause panic, putting both you and your cat at risk.
Cats sweat through their paw pads
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Cats don’t sweat all over their bodies like humans—instead, they mainly sweat through their paw pads. On hot days, you might even notice small damp paw prints as they release heat this way.
As long as the window is down, it’s okay to leave your cat in the car on a hot day
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Even if a window is open, the inside of a car can heat up extremely quickly on a hot day, turning it into a dangerous environment for a cat. Cats can suffer from heatstroke in minutes, and cracked windows do not provide enough airflow to keep them safe.
