Now that the weather is getting colder, we all know to wear long johns to keep ourselves warm, but as for your cat, many people think that because cats have fur all over, they should not be afraid of the cold.

The fact is exactly the opposite. Cats are animals that are afraid of the cold. When they feel cold, they will have these symptoms. Pet owners should be careful. ​​​​​​

The first is to automatically search for heat sources. Cats will crawl into corners of the house that can provide them with shelter from wind and warmth, such as behind the sofa or in the owner’s quilt. You will find that when the weather gets cold, cats become more clingy and prefer to sleep in Be around you and treat you as a source of heat.

Second, they start to kick their hands and sleep in a huddle. Cats will sweat when the sweat glands on their foot pads are developed. In winter, in order to avoid heat loss, cats will have this kind of peasant huddle and sleep in a huddle.

The third is the most obvious, cold hands, feet, nose, and ears, or trembling.

When you notice these behaviors in your cat, you need to keep it warm. Some cats may not like cat litter boxes and prefer cardboard boxes, so you can find a cardboard box to put unwanted clothes and mats on;

Pay attention to protein supplements in the diet and prepare hot water for the cat so that it can store calories for the winter.