It is normal for cats’ paws to be hot in summer. In summer, cats need to use their foot pads to dissipate heat, and sometimes they will sweat. If the cat's body is very hot except for its claws, then you should suspect that it has heatstroke or a cold or fever. . ​​​​​​

The normal body temperature of cats is between 38℃ and 39.5℃, which is higher than that of humans. In the hot environment of summer, cats are very susceptible to heatstroke, so owners should not expose their cats to the sun.

If you find that your cat has heat stroke, you must immediately move the cat to a ventilated place, blow the fan, wet the cat with water to cool down, and send it to the hospital for treatment if necessary.