heres Polly looking a lot cooler

That's not a cat, that's a fluffy hearthrug!heres Polly looking a lot cooler

He sounds very unhappy. I think you should rehome himNervous running is when he is running to somewhere 'safe' because he is unsure of his surroundings as opposed to running about chasing moths and exploring.
I repeat - the vet, who is qualified to judge these things, has said that there is a good chance he will get heat stroke if he doesn't cool down. It was the vet suggested the wet towels and the fan, the cat is lethargic and panting and not eating his food and whilst I am working on getting the flat sorted long-term in the interim I need to cool him down so he doesn't get heat stroke and need to be given IV fluid. Heatstroke is a real problem for domesticated animals and I am just trying to do whats best for him.

That's not a cat, that's a fluffy hearthrug!![]()
Aw, sweet! I wish I had a cat. All the ones in my street say hello to me because they know I am their friend. Except for one scaredy one which hides under cars.![]()
ive just nicked the idea of ice blocks, have put the on the mat by the door where they congregate and big cat is cuddling them. she is a longhaired one though

I expect a thank-you letter from any kittehs who benefit from my research.![]()

cats do alright in places like egypt, so they'll be fine in places where it's only in the 30s. after all, they originated in the deserts.

Should we shave them?

All four of mine are fine but they can come and go as they please. The dog is panting a lot but that's what they do when they're hot *shrug*
I still think if it's so hot it's a danger to his health he needs to go and stay somewhere else until it's sorted.I think the problem is that it is exceptionally hot in red rose's flat at the moment - 35 degrees. Houses tend to be cooler than flats that aren't on the ground floor.
I still think if it's so hot it's a danger to his health he needs to go and stay somewhere else until it's sorted.
Until the next timeCooler today (a bit) so hopefully problem sorted.
) then goes out for most of the night when it is cooler.
Then brings back small furry things in the early hours![]()
Now, now, it's not as bad as all that. He's simply being sociable and inviting his new friends round for dinner, that's all. It's what any polite animal does, you know.

But they are his dinner ... RIP Tiny mouse
Actually last night he didn't bring anything in which was a relief - the last time he caught a very small mouse he had obviously disturbed a nest as the following four or five nights he caught ones of varying size and brouigh them to show us!
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You beat me to it, you bastard!