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The RSPCA is warning pet owners to look after their cats ahead of the weekend’s storms – to make sure they don’t blow away in the wind.
More high winds and heavy rain are forecast for Saturday and Sunday and the charity says there is a danger of “cats being lifted into the air by the strong gusts”.
A spokesman also suggested dogs with thinning fur should wear a coat in cold weather.
RSPCA companion animal scientist Alice Potter said: “Extreme weather like we’ve been seeing can spell trouble for animals as well as humans.
“We urge pet owners to keep an eye on the weather forecast in their area and plan ahead to make sure their animals are safe.
“It might be necessary to keep cats inside if the winds become very extreme.”
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