Cats suffering from heatstroke should not eat headache powder. Headache powder is a drug for human use. Animal drug sensitivity tests have not been conducted on cats. If taken rashly, it may cause a systemic allergic reaction in cats and may even lead to poisoning. Because people and animals use different medicines, cats should go to the hospital for treatment if they have diseases, and the doctor will prescribe medicines for treatment.

Solutions to cat heat stroke:

1. Move to a cool place. If a cat suffers from heat stroke outdoors, the cat needs to be moved to a cool and ventilated place in time; if it suffers from indoor heat stroke, the cat needs to immediately open the windows to ventilate the room or turn on the air conditioner.

2. Wipe the soles of your feet with alcohol. Cats can only dissipate heat through their paws and breathing. You can wipe the cat's paws with alcohol, which can quickly and effectively cool down the cat.

3. Use ice packs to cool down. Wet a towel with cold water and wrap the cat's body, or wrap ice cubes in a towel and place them on the cat's head and neck, armpits, and inner thighs to help the cat's body temperature drop to below 39°C.

4. Let the cat drink more water. Prepare sufficient, pure water sources for cats so that they can drink water anytime and anywhere.

5. Seek medical treatment promptly. When a cat shows symptoms of dehydration, it is best to go to the pet hospital in time to rehydrate the cat.