Will the cat at home die of heat in summer?

The high temperature in summer makes the indoor temperature rise easily, which is really uncomfortable for furry cats. But not all cats will die of heat.

First of all, indoor temperature and air permeability are the key factors affecting the thermal comfort of cats. If there is an air conditioner or fan at home, properly controlling the indoor temperature and humidity can create a relatively cool environment for cats.

Secondly, it is very important to provide cats with enough water. It is hot in summer, and cats need more water to maintain normal metabolism and good health. Therefore, in hot weather, it is necessary to ensure that cats always have enough water. You can put more water bowls, or choose an automatic water feeder.

In addition, if there is no air conditioner or fan at home, you can also provide other cooling methods for cats, such as buying special ice pads, brown sugar sand and cooling towels in pet shops. All these can help cats cool down and reduce heat sensation.

In short, if the owner can take some measures to keep the indoor temperature and humidity reasonably, and at the same time give the cat enough drinking water and cooling facilities, the cat will not face the threat of overheating death in the high temperature in summer.