If a cat stays in a closed environment for a long time, it is likely to suffocate and die. Therefore, if the owner is in an emergency and needs to get out of the car temporarily, it is recommended to put the cat in a cat bag and carry it out of the car. If the surrounding environment is absolutely safe, you can also put the cat in a cat bag and open the window for ventilation. If there is no cat bag, you can place the cat in the car, leaving some gaps in the car window, but not too big to prevent the cat from running out.

The symptoms of cat suffocation

1. Due to suffocation, the amount of oxygen carried by the blood in the cat's body decreases, causing the cat to be hypoxic and causing the cat to have shortness of breath.

2. Due to the lack of oxygen in the body, the color of the cat’s oral mucosa and conjunctiva will appear cyanotic.

3. When suffocating, the cat will also show a violent struggle to get rid of the current suffocating state.