Cats are afraid of heat. Cats’ bodies do not have sweat glands, so the heat dissipation ability of their skin is relatively poor. When the environment is hot, cats will open their mouths to breathe, increase their breathing rate, and even suffer from heat stroke. They like to sleep on the ground. Generally speaking, short-haired cats are more afraid of cold than heat, while long-haired cats are generally more afraid of heat.

Solutions when cats are particularly hot:

1. The soles of cats’ feet are an important heat dissipation part of their bodies. In summer, pets must clean their soles of hair, Belly hair helps dissipate heat.

2. As long as you keep your home ventilated smoothly in summer and turn on fans or air conditioners to lower the temperature when necessary, you can help cats dissipate heat.

3. The hot weather in summer can easily cause cats to go into shock, so cats must be trained to develop the habit of drinking more water.