Now that autumn and with it, the cold, is approaching, you must be prepared to give your ARISTOCAT the best care, as they are especially sensitive to low temperatures and are more prone to illness at this time of year. But don't worry, fortunately there are many things you can do to help your cat feel happy and warm this autumn.

If your ARISTOCAT is used to being outdoors, you should be especially careful with sudden changes in temperature, as they can weaken their defenses. Therefore, try to reduce the time they spend outdoors and give them an extra vitamin boost, as a prolonged stay outside the house can unbalance their thermal regulation mechanisms.
If, on the other hand, your pet is used to being indoors, the precautions you should take will be fewer, but there are still certain elements that will help you prevent your ARISTOCAT from getting sick or suffering from low temperatures.
The first thing your cat will do when it feels cold is look for a place or an object that gives it warmth. Therefore, and even though you surely love to cuddle with them in your bed, it is ideal for your ARISTOCAT to have its own blanket or igloo (or both) to take refuge when needed.

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You should be especially careful if your pet is a puppy, has short or little fur, is very old or suffers from any type of illness, as their defenses will be weakened and they will be more sensitive to temperature changes. If your pet falls into this category, an igloo will be the perfect option for them, as your ARISTOCAT will have its own place to seek warmth and shelter.

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Another perfect option are donut beds or radiator beds, which are easily placed on your home's heaters, taking advantage of the heat to keep your cat's bed always comfortable.

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Finally, even if you follow all these precautions, your ARISTOCAT may still catch a cold. If that were the case, you would notice they have a cold if they show symptoms such as watery eyes, mucus, sneezing... To ensure their health, take extreme precautions as mentioned, monitor their diet, and take your pet to the vet to avoid complications.