How does a cat react when it is too hot?

1, too many calories will affect the cat's appetite.

The appetite of cats is greatly influenced by heat. When the room temperature is higher than 37℃, their appetite is obviously reduced, and extreme heat can also cause cats to faint or even die. Therefore, it is extremely necessary to provide cats with enough cold water and shade, and try to avoid walking cats in summer to the hottest time.

2. cats are prone to thirst and dehydration

Because cats generally like to lick the water on their fur, drinking water at will when the temperature is high will lead to insufficient quantity and dehydration. In the heat wave, cats need more water than usual, otherwise they will be in danger. Insufficient drinking water can cause constipation, urolithiasis, kidney disease and other diseases, so if the cat is thirsty, it will be helpful to change it into fresh cold water or cold water to improve its drinking water. Ice cubes and fish jelly can also be used to increase cats' passion for drinking water.

3. Cats will become very tired and sleepy.

When the weather is hot, cats may become sleepy and depressed. If you forget to tell the owner this fact, the owner will mistakenly think that the cat gave up the activity because of laziness, and these behaviors caused by heat put the cat under unnecessary pressure. In order to ensure the health of cats, it is necessary to adapt to the indoor temperature and adjust the temperature in time.

4, easy to heatstroke

When the cat's body temperature rises above 40℃, the cat will suffer from heatstroke. Cats suffering from heatstroke will breathe quickly, but they will exhale hot air, which is obviously dry. Under inappropriate circumstances, you will lose consciousness. The best way to prevent heatstroke is to keep the environment ventilated. It is best not to leave the cat outdoors for too long in summer. When you need to go out, you can use air conditioning or cages for excessive protection.