Long-haired cats get hot in summer. Long-haired cats are more afraid of heat than short-haired cats. When long-haired cats feel very hot, they will frequently stick out their tongues to dissipate heat, and will also put their belly on the floor to cool down. In summer, timely cooling measures should be taken to avoid heat stroke. You can turn on the fan or air conditioner to lower the room temperature, and prepare some drinking water for the long-haired cat. Sufficient water intake can lower its body temperature.
Methods for long-haired cats to prevent heatstroke and cool down:

1. Wipe the long-haired cat’s body with a wet towel, which can quickly cool down.
2. Prepare an ice pad for the long-haired cat and let it rest on the ice pad to keep it cooler.
3. Cut the long-haired cat's hair shorter to help its body dissipate heat.

4. Trim the long-haired cat’s foot hair appropriately to help it dissipate heat and prevent it from heatstroke.
5. Try to avoid taking your long-haired cat out when the temperature is the highest. You can take it out for a walk in the early morning or evening.