What happens when the cat is cold?

Yes, cats are also afraid of cold. Actually, this is normal. In daily life, if you watch carefully, you will find that cats have a specific action every winter. We call it "holding hands" This action will only appear in winter, and cats in summer will never hold hands, because holding hands means that cats are cold.

When the weather is hot in summer, most cats sleep on their side and even leak their stomachs. This way of sleeping is very beneficial to the cat's heat dissipation, but once it enters winter, the way of sleeping will change from lying on the side to lying flat.

But cats hide their hands when they feel cold, which is what we call holding hands. This is the cat 1 cold state.

Once the cold continues, the cat will enter a secondary cold state. At this time, when the cat sleeps, it will hide all its limbs under its stomach, and only one head will leak out. It looks like the whole cat is more like a ball.

This is because cats, like dogs, rely on meat pads to dissipate heat. Once the weather is too cold, if the meat pad is exposed, the cold temperature will take away the cat's body temperature along the cat's meat pad, making the cat colder.

However, if you hide the meat pads of the limbs under your stomach, you can keep warm and prevent the body temperature from losing too fast.

But once the cold continues, the cat's hands and hands can't keep out the cold. At this time, the cat will take the initiative to find a heat source and take the initiative to find a warm performance, which has already shown that the cat feels very cold.

For example, in winter, stray cats sleep on tires, under cars, or even on outdoor searchlights. They are too cold, so you should look for a heat source to keep warm, or you will be in danger of freezing to death.