Hi I'm very new here and please excuse my very bad explanation :lol3:
This is my first time owning a kitten and I just got a 2 month old half Siberian/half Persian kitten. I realise that Siberian cats actually get uncomfortable with the heat.
It is summer and the temperatures are crazy hot here! Anyway, I was wondering if my little kitten would be okay with cold air conditioning? It depends the temperature varies from 15-20 C°. I'd open it at 20hr00-21hr00 until 16hr00 17hr00 and then open the windows in my room and my room goes hot instantly. I open the AC in the living room which can be quite hot sometimes the temperature is normally at 25 C° there.
The tile in my house is wood and ceramic. The wood is not actually wood it's a lot softer and tends to get extremely cold if the temperature in the room is cold.
So would it be safe to keep my kitten in this very cold temperature? Or do you think she'll catch the flu or get sick? She is a very very young kitten and she just stopped drinking her mothers milk. I'm more worried about the fact that she might lay on the very cold tile.
Thanks
This is my first time owning a kitten and I just got a 2 month old half Siberian/half Persian kitten. I realise that Siberian cats actually get uncomfortable with the heat.
It is summer and the temperatures are crazy hot here! Anyway, I was wondering if my little kitten would be okay with cold air conditioning? It depends the temperature varies from 15-20 C°. I'd open it at 20hr00-21hr00 until 16hr00 17hr00 and then open the windows in my room and my room goes hot instantly. I open the AC in the living room which can be quite hot sometimes the temperature is normally at 25 C° there.
The tile in my house is wood and ceramic. The wood is not actually wood it's a lot softer and tends to get extremely cold if the temperature in the room is cold.
So would it be safe to keep my kitten in this very cold temperature? Or do you think she'll catch the flu or get sick? She is a very very young kitten and she just stopped drinking her mothers milk. I'm more worried about the fact that she might lay on the very cold tile.
Thanks