The normal body temperature of cats in winter should be around 38.5-39.5 degrees, and cannot exceed 40 degrees. If the cat’s body temperature is within this range, it is considered normal. Of course, the body temperature of kittens is slightly higher than that of adult cats. Normally, if the cat's body temperature is greater than 40 degrees Celsius, the cat is considered to be in a state of high fever. The reason why the cat has high fever is that when the cat suffers from infectious peritonitis, due to viral infection, an inflammatory reaction occurs, causing the cat to have high fever. Phenomenon.

Methods to keep a cat’s body temperature normal in winter:

1. Provide a blanket or towel. Flannel fur is a material that cats prefer, and many cats like it. Sleep on a blanket made of this material. It will feel more comfortable, and the blanket will provide warmth to the cat.

2. Provide a fluffy cat nest or a semi-enclosed one. The fluffy cat nest can also help the cat keep warm. The cat's nest is a relatively small space. The cat can use its own body temperature to warm the cat's nest and in turn warm itself.

3. You can try some electric blankets. Electric blankets are also an option, but you must pay attention to safety when choosing an electric blanket! Buy an electric blanket specially prepared for pets to prevent scratches and bites.