Cats sticking out their tongues like dogs are too hot. When the cat's body temperature is too high, the chest is the hottest part. Opening the mouth wide and sticking out the tongue can discharge the hot air from the chest to achieve the purpose of cooling down. When a cat is jumping up and down and exercising vigorously, it may also huff and stick out its tongue to help breathe. If the cat huffs for a while and then starts to breathe steadily, there is no need to worry too much. It will adjust its mood and breathing status and recover after a short rest. normal.

Prevention of heatstroke in cats in summer:

1. Keep the indoor temperature appropriate and the air ventilated. In summer, if the temperature of the house is too high or the windows are closed, the air will not circulate. Normal people will feel uncomfortable, and cats will be the same. Therefore, we remind those who work outside during the day to remember to open the windows and turn on the exhaust fan when going out. Move the cat to a cool, well-ventilated area.

2. It is best for pet owners to train their cats to develop the habit of drinking water, and let their cats drink more water in summer. This will help take away unnecessary body heat from the cat’s body and play a role in heat dissipation.

3. Because cats mainly rely on their foot pads to dissipate heat, the hair on their feet can be trimmed regularly in summer to help it dissipate heat. And when the temperature is high, pet owners can frequently wipe the cat's foot pads with alcohol and use the principle of alcohol evaporation to reduce heat to help the cat dissipate heat.