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Like humans cats will burn in strong sunshine and white and pale coloured cats are most at risk. If you have a pale coloured cat it will pay to sunblock his or her ears and nose, the two areas most likely to burn. Use a waterproof, no-toxic sunscreen which your cat cannot lick off and reapply the cream throughout the day. Always provide a shady retreat for your cats.
