Causes of hot cats’ ears:

1. When the weather is very hot, the cat’s heat dissipation ability is poor, and the ears will become hot. The cat must be cooled down in time.
2. When a cat has a fever, its ears will become hot. You can use a thermometer to measure the cat’s rectal temperature. If there is a fever, seek medical attention in time.
3. If there is a foreign object in the cat's ear, and the cat feels uncomfortable and keeps scratching, it will also cause the ear to become hot. The owner should remove the foreign object in time.
4. If the cat is frightened and nervous, it will also cause the ears to become hot. The owner should calm the cat's emotions in time.
5. If the cat has just finished strenuous exercise, its ears will be relatively hot, which is normal and will recover after a rest.