How can the owner help Garfield cool down reasonably in summer?

In summer, the owner can put some pebbles or tiles in Garfield's nest. These stones are cold, which is good for Garfield to dissipate heat. Garfield's long hair will also lead to too long foot hair, which will affect Garfield's cooling. The owner can trim Garfield's foot hair in time, twice a week. If the weather is really overheated, the owner can turn on the fan and air conditioner at home.

Put a hot pad on Garfield.

Unlike humans, cats sweat not through their bodies but through the soles of their feet, so foot pads are very important. In summer, don't put furry mats in the nest. You can spread some ice cubes or directly use tiles as foot pads. The owner can lay the tiles upside down, so that the cat's feet will not slip, and the cat will especially like to lie on them. If it is really not possible, the owner can also put the ice cubes in a bag, then put them in a big basin, and then lay tiles on the basin. This will make the tiles colder and Garfield will feel very comfortable.

Turn on the fan or air conditioner for Garfield.

In summer, people can wear less clothes, have less hair, dissipate heat in time and avoid heatstroke. However, Garfield's hair is too long to dissipate heat in time, so the owner can lower the indoor temperature, put a few pots of water in the house and turn on the air conditioner. In this way, the temperature of the property will become more than ten degrees, and Garfield will be very comfortable and will not be uncomfortable again. After turning on the air conditioner, if the room is still very hot, you can turn on the fan to blow at Garfield, but the fan must shake its head, otherwise it will make the cat sick.

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Garfield will stick out his tongue constantly when it is hot, and then drink water to get rid of the heat. But it's no use doing this, so the host must pay attention to the indoor temperature, turn on the air conditioner when necessary, and don't be afraid to spend money.