What temperature is suitable for cats?

Cats are sensitive animals, and the suitable temperature range is between 20℃ and 28℃. Too high or too low temperature will have a negative impact on the health of cats.

In summer, especially in hot weather, cats can be provided with a cool environment, such as air conditioning or fans. The temperature is low in winter, so it is necessary to provide a warm environment for cats and maintain a suitable indoor temperature.

2. Adaptability to outdoor temperature

Cats have strong cold tolerance and can survive at lower temperatures. However, under extreme weather conditions, such as hot weather or extremely cold weather, the health of cats may be affected.

In hot weather, cats are prone to dehydration and heatstroke. Therefore, drinking water and sun protection are very important. In extremely cold weather, cats need high energy intake to keep warm, and they also need to drink water to keep warm.

3. The influence of hair length and color

The length and color of cat hair will affect its tolerance. Long-haired cats may feel sultry at higher temperatures, while short-haired cats are more susceptible to cold weather.

And color will also affect the cat's perception of temperature. Black cats absorb more solar radiation and are prone to heatstroke in summer, while white cats are more likely to feel cold in cold weather.

4. Differences between different varieties and individuals

Different varieties and individuals have different adaptability to temperature. For example, Siamese cats and Egyptian cats are short-haired cats native to tropical areas, which have strong heat resistance; Norwegian forest cat is a long-haired cat in northern Europe, which has strong cold tolerance.

At the same time, individual differences also need attention. Some cats may be born with poor heat tolerance or cold tolerance, so they need to pay special attention to their health.