Seasons change, and shorter days arrive quickly. It’s natural to think about your furry family members who are outdoors. A cat waits at the door, wanting to go out now. A question pops into mind: can ...

Yes, cats can get colds. These upper respiratory infections (URIs) are harmless most of the time, but a trip to the vet can give you peace of mind, rule out other potential causes and make your ...

As millions of Americans cope with dangerously cold temperatures and winter storms, it might be tough to take your dog out for a walk, leave cats outside, or keep other animals such as horses ...

What temperature is too cold to let your cat go outside? According to Medivet, cat owners should avoid letting their pets go outside in conditions that are 7C or colder.

Cats are known for their independence, but when it gets as cold as it has been this week, even the most free-spirited of felines can use some help keeping warm. For a colony of feral cats in ...

Similar to humans, cats and dogs face the risk of frostbite and hypothermia if exposed to severe cold for prolonged periods, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Cats are usually good at knowing themselves when the weather is too cold for them and when to seek warmth indoors, according to Cats Protection. open image in gallery ( Getty Images ) ...

What temperature is too cold to let your cat go outside? According to Medivet, cat owners should avoid letting their pets go outside in conditions that are 7C or colder. ADVERTISEMENT.

Cats have a normal body temperature of 38C to 39C, which is just slightly higher than humans, and having descended from the desert-dwelling African wildcat, tend to prefer warm temperatures to cold, ...