If you live in an area that has occasional icy roadways and pathways make sure you check what kind of ‘ice melt’ product is used to treat them before allowing your cat to walk on them. There are different winterizing solutions that can be harmful to cats. For instance, ice melts that use chemicals instead of straight salt or sand can cause irritation or harm to your cat’s feet. If your cat is known to lick the pavements then this could also be bad as the chemicals may be toxic. If possible, keep your cat indoors when roadways and pathways are treated or make sure your cat stays in your yard. If you walk your cat and can’t avoid these areas, consider putting protective paw covers on your cat’s feet. Your veterinary clinic Las Vegas, NV may also suggest using pet bath wipes to wipe your cat’s paws when she comes indoors.