Thanks, Christina. I wasnt worried though, cats seem to be more sensible than dogs about how much to eat and drink. He's fine now, but it was quite distressing to find him in that state: I knew cats sweat through their paws and mouth, just like dogs, but never have I found a cat sweating so much that his paws were wet. He was just exhausted. Anyway, all better now, and Sunday is forgotten (just not by me, which is why he's a bit narked with me, keeping him inside. LOL!)Oh poor little thing! Be careful of allowing him to drink too much though... I read of a dog that arrived in France and guzzled water during a play in a paddling pool which diluted his essential salts and he died
Not much danger of that happening here, my cats won't even go outside. Sunny intervals but there is still some snow left and it was minus 2c with a 35 mph east wind. The ground is frozen solid.
Been living in Australia for over 12 years now. I *think* this is the first time in all that time that I'm actually looking forward to the winter.
LOL! Here too, I'm just confused. Most of the time!
