How to deal with a cat with a high fever:

1. Add water. When a cat has a fever, water in the body will be lost rapidly. It is necessary to replenish water in time to avoid dehydration. If the cat feels uncomfortable and won't drink water, we'll use a tool to pour warm water into the cat's mouth.

2. Physical cooling. We can use ice to cool down the cat, or we can use alcohol to wipe the cat's foot pads and ears to cool down.

3. Seek medical treatment promptly. If a cat has a high fever and some home treatments don't work, it needs to be sent to a pet hospital for professional treatment in time.

4. Raising in isolation. Fungal infection is a common skin disease in cats. After being infected with fungus, the cat needs to be isolated to prevent it from infecting other pets or humans in the home.

5. Things to note. When using topical medicine during treatment, the affected area must be shaved and an Elizabethan ring must be worn to prevent the cat from licking the medicine.