What happens to cats when they get cold in winter?

Cats will curl up when they are cold in winter, trying to store body heat. If the cold is severe, it will cause the cat to tremble all over. If it cannot find a warm place to stay, its limbs may become numb from the cold, and in severe cases, it may freeze to death. Therefore, in the cold winter, owners should take measures to keep their cats warm in time to prevent them from getting cold.
Notes on keeping cats warm:
1. Cats cannot be raised outdoors in winter. They should be raised indoors in a warm environment. You can turn on the air conditioner or heater. Keep warm.
2. Prepare a warm cat nest for the cat, put a thick blanket in the cat nest, and place the cat nest in the warmest place at home.
3. Feeding cats more protein-rich foods can effectively help cats enhance their resistance and have enough energy to withstand the cold.
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