> Did something weird and got Meep a 'dog coat' for Christmas: She
> wants to go out so bad but it's too cold for her.
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> Anybody else ever try a dog coat on their cat?
> jmc
When it comes to my cat and her going out in the cold, as far as a "coat"
goes, she doesn't need one. Her problem when it comes to cold, is in her
feet. Though I haven't tried this yet, I've often wondered how a set of
extra small dog boots would work.
Perhaps I should buy a set, try them out and if they don't work out for
her - return them?
jmc - 30 Dec 2004 17:24 GMT
>When it comes to my cat and her going out in the cold, as far as a "coat"
>goes, she doesn't need one. Her problem when it comes to cold, is in her
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>Perhaps I should buy a set, try them out and if they don't work out for
>her - return them?
Good point. I'd think a cat would have more of a problem with booties
than with a jacket though, but it might be worth a try. Cat feet are
quite different from dog feet though, do you think they'd fit?
Meep really doesn't seem to mind the coat at all, now, except that it
interferes with her jumping prowess. She's learning, though.
jmc
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>Did something weird and got Meep a 'dog coat' for Christmas: She
>wants to go out so bad but it's too cold for her.
I've posted a short video (5mb) of Meep with her new jacket. You can
get there from here:
http://www.jodi.ws/meep/meep.htm
There's also two more pages of cat pictures, but they're quite a bit
older. I haven't been keeping my site up too well. :(
jmc
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