5 Cool Products for Hot Cats
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Cool your cat down this summer with these products:
1. Cooling mat
$49.95. Hydro Cooling Mat (small); coolerdog.com.
If kitty is too hot, she’ll love a special bed to chill on.
2. Cool shelters for feral cats
$99. KatKabin; katkabin.com.
Outside cats need protection from the harmful UV rays. Give your local feral clowder shelter from the sun, and they’ll thank you.
3. Crate fan
$14.99. Metro Air Force Crate Cooling Fan; jefferspet.com.
Kitty has to travel in the summer heat? Add a breeze with a crate fan.
4. Elevated bed
$59.99/Medium and $74.99/Large. Gen7Pets; petmate.com.
Keeps Fluffy off the hot floor, allowing air to flow all around her.
5. Water fountain
$29.99. Catit Flower Fountain LED. Catit; usa.catit.com.
Cats need access to fresh water, especially when the heat is on. Entice your cat to drink more with fresh, flowing water from a water fountain.
(Note: While there are no sunscreens specifically made just for cats, Catster has heard that some are in the works — we’ll let you know when they are released.)
Thumbnail: Photography by Chepko Danil Vitalevich / Shutterstock.
About the author
Erica Dermer is a stay-at-home cat mom in Phoenix, AZ. As a former magazine editor, she now using her writing skills to blog at CeliacandtheBeast.com. She recently lost her photogenic tabby named Murphy, and currently lives with his sister, Mushu, the tortie.
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