FAQ

Yes, 12 lbs can be a healthy weight for a cat depending on its breed, sex, and body condition; it's within the typical adult range for many cats.

Most indoor cats should weigh between 8 and 12 pounds, though ideal weight varies by breed, sex, and overall body condition.

Most healthy domestic cats weigh between 8 and 12 pounds (3.6–5.4 kg), but this varies by breed, age, and sex.

Yes, some dogs get cold easily while sleeping, especially puppies, senior dogs, short-haired breeds, and dogs with low body fat.

Dogs can be okay sleeping in a cold room depending on their breed, coat type, age, and health, but many benefit from blankets for added warmth and comfort.

Yes, some dogs get cold easily while sleeping, particularly puppies, seniors, short-haired breeds, and dogs with low body fat; blankets can help them stay warm and comfortable.

Dogs can sleep in a cold room, but those sensitive to chill—such as puppies, seniors, short-haired breeds, or dogs with low body weight—may need a blanket for warmth and comfort.

Yes, some dogs get cold easily while sleeping, especially puppies, senior dogs, short-haired breeds, and those with low body weight.

Dogs can sleep in a cold room if they have adequate warmth like blankets, and their breed, age, and coat thickness are suited to cooler temperatures.

The 7 second rule advises checking pavement temperature with your hand; if you can't hold your hand on it for 7 seconds, it's too hot for your dog to walk on.