Cats love nothing more than basking in the sun, but unfortunately, they can still overheat. While they are generally less prone to heatstroke than dogs, it's still important to be aware of the signs and put preventative measures in place.
Below, you'll find five easy ways to keep your cat cool in the summer, recommended by Dr Joanna Woodnutt, who has nine years of experience as a qualified vet. While these are great steps to help prevent overheating, you'll need to take further action if your cat shows signs of heat exhaustion or heatstroke.
