How to keep a cat in hot weather? My family lives on the top floor and outdoor balcony. The temperature is very high in summer. What should I do to keep a cat?

Cats prefer to live in an environment where the temperature is 18-29 degrees and the relative humidity is 40%-70%. Of course, the most suitable environment for cats should be 20-26 degrees Celsius, and the relative humidity is about 50%. If the ambient temperature exceeds 36 degrees, the appetite and physique of pet cats will decline, and cats are more likely to get sick.

As long as the temperature is right and it doesn't rain, you can bathe the cat. Dry thoroughly and blow dry after washing, so that even if it is not sunny, the bath can still be carried out as planned. After all, cats are sometimes bathed in winter.

You can trim the hair of a long-haired cat properly (thinning the hair), and be careful not to shave the cat. At the same time, the hair on the cat's toes must be completely trimmed, because this part is covered with sweat glands, which can better help the cat to dissipate heat and cool down.

Don't take your cat out when the weather is sultry. The time to walk the cat every day should be changed to cool early morning and after dinner.

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Cats can walk freely on high walls and jump lightly, mainly due to their outstanding reaction nerves and sense of balance. They can balance their bodies by slightly changing the position and height of their tails, and then use the strong muscles and powerful joints of their hind feet to jump nimbly. Even if they fall in the air, they can change their posture and land lightly and accurately.

Good at climbing, but not good at falling from a height. Even when a cat falls or jumps from a height, it can adjust its balance through its tail, so that it can land on its cushioned limbs. Be careful not to pull off the cat's tail, which will affect its balance ability, and it is easy for the cat to have diarrhea and shorten its life.