Show Notes
The trick is vigilance. Regular vet check-ups—another fun technical term: preventive care—help catch any weather-related issues before they turn me from goofy sidekick to tragic hero. When in doubt, err on the side of comfort. Remember, I can’t text you when I’m too hot or cold, but I can give you the sad eyes. Trust me, they’re powerful. So, keep an eye out for warning signs, and together, we’ll beat the heat and freeze with style. After all, I’m happiest when I’m healthy—and plotting my next snack heist!
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