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that's enormously chillyBrrrin case you have a storage or shed, positioned the cat in there with some food, water, and a container of airborne dirt and dust or cat muddleIf no longer something, positioned a heat blanket below the porch or someplace so it has something to maintain it heat and a few conceal from wind.
They really don't like it colder than upper 70s, although mine go crazy and start running around on the porch if it's a crisp 60 degrees.
I wouldn't like 63Cats do like the heatThey often sleep at the registers where heat comes out in winter For a cat left alone, fold a towel (Clean, but not one of your best) and rig up a platform on a windowsill so your cat can lounge in the SUNSeriously, he will love it!
I wouldn't like 63Cats do like the heatThey often sleep at the registers where heat comes out in winter For a cat left alone, fold a towel (Clean, but not one of your best) and rig up a platform on a windowsill so your cat can lounge in the SUNSeriously, he will love it!
Cats can handle warmth better than coldBut 60 degrees is fine, he'll cuddle up and find a warm place I would say anything below 40 would be uncomfortable for them.
They really don't like it colder than upper 70s, although mine go crazy and start running around on the porch if it's a crisp 60 degrees.
This is an urban myth which has been making the rounds for yearsIt is tied to the belief that the aluminum in the deodorant is responsible for the plaques that causes the diseaseGo to anyone of the many urban myth web sites to see for yourself.
Cats can handle warmth better than coldBut 60 degrees is fine, he'll cuddle up and find a warm place I would say anything below 40 would be uncomfortable for them.
that's enormously chillyBrrrin case you have a storage or shed, positioned the cat in there with some food, water, and a container of airborne dirt and dust or cat muddleIf no longer something, positioned a heat blanket below the porch or someplace so it has something to maintain it heat and a few conceal from wind.
This is an urban myth which has been making the rounds for yearsIt is tied to the belief that the aluminum in the deodorant is responsible for the plaques that causes the diseaseGo to anyone of the many urban myth web sites to see for yourself.
