If the rectal temperature is measured, cats generally have a fever if it is above 39.5 degrees Celsius. The normal rectal temperature of cats is 37.5 to 39 degrees Celsius. Generally, body temperature will rise briefly after exercise or eating, and then return to the normal range. If a cat has a fever, it will usually be accompanied by symptoms such as loss of appetite, poor energy, increased naps, and weakness in the limbs.

Solutions to cat fever:

1. If the cat’s maximum body temperature does not exceed 0.5 degrees, it is recommended to adopt physical cooling methods, such as using alcohol cotton pads to scrub Cat’s foot pads, groin and other parts.

2. If the cat’s maximum body temperature exceeds 1 degree, it needs to be taken to the pet hospital for anti-fever injections in time. The medicine usually takes effect 4 to 6 hours after administration.