Winter isn’t the most pleasant season for cats, and there are breeds that hate the cold more than others. However, some seem to possess a genetic advantage to better cope with chilly temperatures, although they wouldn't mind getting cozy on a heated blanket when possible.

In this article, we look at 10 cat breeds that actually have no issue feeling comfortable, even when it’s cold outside.

Beyond mere appearances, dog breeds exhibit varying abilities to endure and adapt to different climatic conditions, including extreme heat or bitter cold.

This article delves into the world of 10 dog breeds that thrive in the wintertime, outshining their performance during the summer months - the canine companions who truly come alive amidst the frosty landscapes of winter.

Everyone knows that cats love warmth more than anything and that they could spend a whole day in the sun. This is a truth applicable when it comes to all cat breeds, but there are some that hate the cold weather more than others.

Even worse, some genetically have a harder time coping with winter, especially those that hail from tropical or warm climates.

Because they take the time to groom their bodies, cats don’t smell as much as other animals. Still, if you don’t keep up with their grooming routine or you don’t clean their litter box as often as you should, the atmosphere in your home can quickly change, and not in a good way.

In this article, we’ve compiled a list of tips to help your home smell clean and fresh even when you care for a cat (or more).