[Konidurase]

The best thing about my tile floors is that whenever my cats get too warm, they can lay down and stretch out on the nice cool tile floor.

But the worst thing is that my older cat sometimes likes to chase the younger cat. But she always slips on the tile floor a lot, and sometimes goes flying across the apartment.

I don't want to get carpeting because it would get more expensive to cool this place off, and we would be too warm overall. I like the idea of a throw down rug with double sided tape on the bottom.

[viagraman]

I don't have tile throughout the house however I do have lenolium in the kitchen and wood floors throughout the rest of my apartment. I only have one aread rud where my ottoman rests on. I do notice that in the hottest months my cat does like to lie on the wood floors by the wall, in a window if there's a breeze or hide in the cooler darkened closet. I love how cats can find creative ways to keep cool.

[DoterForeva]

I have hardwood and tile only, no carpet and all the pets seem to like it because it keeps them nice and cool. The cats can just go up on a shelf or something if they want. The dog sometimes has an issue because she slides around on the bare floor...it is really funny when I am trying to have her give me her paw and she is sliding back because she is off balance.

[fgjhfgjh]

We have hardwoods throughout and tile in the kitchen and the bath. I think my floors get cold, but my kitties have a pillow bed they curl on. We don't do rugs as my kids kill them.

[Prealiitellg]

We have laminate in some parts of the house, carpet in other parts and the bathrooms have linoleum. I can't think of any times when my cats slip on the floor but my dogs do sometimes. I think rugs would be a good idea. If you put them in high traffic areas (for your cats I mean) you could minimize the slipping without having to put too many rugs down.

[Anna2N]

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