What is the best temperature for raising a puppet cat? How to help it cool down when it is hot in summer?

Actually, cats are not so melodramatic. When we have a cat, it can tolerate this temperature as long as we can tolerate it. The normal temperature of our people is around 37 degrees. Generally speaking, 39 degrees is easy to feel uncomfortable, and more than 40 degrees is easy to get heatstroke. Cats are not good at heat dissipation, so cats are prone to discomfort at 39 degrees. If the temperature is higher than 40 degrees, cats are also prone to heatstroke, so the best temperature for raising cats is normally above 20 degrees and below 30 degrees.

This cat is not a domestic cat, but a cat from America. There is a certain gap between the climate in the United States and China, so be careful not to keep cats in places with low climate, such as the north of China, such as the northeast, where the climate is really scary sometimes. Especially in winter, the temperature will be MINUS 78 degrees or even more than ten degrees, and cats will definitely not be able to stand it.

As long as there is a cool place in summer, there is basically no need to deliberately cool the cat. However, if we keep cats in summer, we must not expose them to the sun. If cats are exposed to the sun, they are prone to heatstroke and even dehydration, which must be avoided as breeders.

Water the cat in time in summer. Adequate water can make cats clear away heat and relieve summer heat. Of course, you can also give cats some watermelons or mung beans appropriately, and you can also clear away heat and relieve summer heat. However, in summer, cats must take a bath in time. After all, cats have a lot of secretions in summer and are prone to this smell. Natural and timely cleaning of cats can effectively remove some bacteria and dirt, and also avoid the generation of odor.