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Does your cat get his / her winter coat ?

I swear right about now, every year, my white cat's coat looks fuller and courser. Maybe white cats originally lived in frigid climates, and that's why she gets a heavier coat than my other cats. And maybe they're from environments where there was a LOT of white, deep snow for months .........therefore, their color of white camouflaged them in the snow.

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Bob/PKB

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Peanut is a year-round thick-furred, fluffy cat, spewing hairballs and shedding all year long. Her fur never gets coarser or thicker, but our temperatures are not as extreme as yours.

9 years ago. Rating: 10
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jhharlan

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James and I were just talking about this last night. Both of our cats have thicker, fuller coats all of the sudden. Maybe Texas is going to have a winter after all!

9 years ago. Rating: 9
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zorro

We can only hope. Nice and cool past two mornings and days. 5 inches of rain too.

commented 9 years ago

jhharlan

Yep, I’m bringing all my coats (rarely worn) out of storage. And hasn’t it been beautiful outside?

commented 9 years ago

zorro

64 degrees at Texas Tech game yesterday. The only good thing about the game.

commented 9 years ago

jhharlan

It rained in Austin all day long, stopped come game time I think, did you stay dry?

commented 9 years ago

mycatsmom

Jh, To your 1st answer - - --Yup. It could mean that. Maybe our animals know more about the upcoming weather than we do. It's meaningful that you and James noticed the thicker, winter coat right about at the time that I did .

commented 9 years ago

zorro

Im in a suite..

commented 9 years ago

Clonge