Cats can survive the winter outdoors, but in most cases they are big cats. It is difficult for kittens to survive the winter outdoors, especially kittens with poor physical endurance. Therefore, if you can spend the winter indoors, it is best not to let your cat spend the winter outdoors, as it will easily freeze to death. When a cat is preparing to spend the winter outdoors, the owner needs to prepare a cat shed for the cat in advance, and prepare a cat nest that can protect the cat from wind and rain and is warm. However, if the temperature is lower than 10 degrees or 15 degrees, it is not recommended for cats to spend the winter outdoors, as they are prone to colds and even diseases.

Things to note when keeping cats warm in winter:

1. Pay attention to cleanliness and temperature differences. Keep the air conditioner clean to prevent dust mites from causing upper respiratory tract diseases in cats. Pay attention not to make the temperature difference between different rooms too large.

2. Try not to go out. Try not to take your cat outside in winter. It is safer and warmer to stay indoors. If you have to go out, keep your cat warm.

3. Thicken the cat’s nest. You can put a warm blanket on the cat's bed and place the cat's bed in the warmest place in the house to give your cat a warm winter.

4. Pay attention to heating safety. Cats are not very sensitive to temperature. When using the heater, do not let the cat get too close, and be sure to be accompanied by someone. Be sure to turn off the power when leaving.

5. Wear clothes. In winter, you only need to dress cats that are thin, have just been shaved but have not yet grown hair, live in particularly cold areas, and have hairless and curly haired cats.

6. Pay attention to the temperature of water and wet food. Generally, cats like a temperature of around 35°C, so heat the cat’s drinking water and wet food to the appropriate temperature.