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ronp
 


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Wading with your Cat?

This basic question was raised on a sister forum.

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This may be a daft question, but your run of the mill car is liable to Cat damage if you wade it due to thermal shock.

I presume LR does not have any such issues and has been designed to cope with sudden cooling from submersion in water - has it?


Interested to hear your thoughts. Thumbs Up ...... always on the road less travelled 🚧  
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With a D4 500mm advertised wading depth, you would certainly hope so Shocked Dave
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D4 wading depth is 700mm in still water.
LR Experience vehicles regularly go into water close to maximum wading depth and do not have problems with cat damage providing the correct techniques are employed.  
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Mine tends spit rather viciously and also has a tendency to lash out with its claws, so I tend to avoid wading with my cat Shocked  
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