Cats do not hibernate in winter. Only cold-blooded animals need to hibernate, and warm-blooded animals do not need to hibernate. Because cats are warm-blooded animals and can regulate their own temperature; cold-blooded animals have no body fat, dissipate more heat, and are not easy to find food in winter, so they need to hibernate. But cats need to be kept warm in winter, otherwise they will easily catch colds.

How to care for cats in winter:

1. Wear clothes to keep warm. It can help short-haired cats and hairless cats put on warm clothes to resist the cold.

2. Prepare a warm cat nest. The cat's nest should be away from the wind, add enough warm cushions and blankets, and be placed in a warm room.

3. Feed warm water and hot rice. Try to warm the food before feeding, and feed more protein-rich food to provide more calories for the cat.

4. Get vaccinated on time. Winter is a period of high incidence of infectious diseases. Cats need to be vaccinated on time to better prevent diseases.