Cats can take refuge under vehicles, and you should check to make sure you do not risk harming one
With Britain in the grip of plunging temperatures, motorists are having to watch out for the many driving risks associated with a big freeze. But experts have now spoken out to warn of a lesser-known hazard - caused by cats seeking refuge from the elements.
They can also gain warmth from the vehicle's engine if it has been recently running. But a sleeping cat could be seriously injured or even killed if the vehicle pulls away before they have had a chance to flee. Hiding underneath cars and vans allows cats to feel protected against cold winds and biting frosts. They can also gain warmth from the vehicle's engine if it has been recently running.
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