In summer, female cats can turn on the air conditioner when they give birth, and the temperature of the air conditioner is controlled at 26 or 27 degrees Celsius. Cats consume a lot of energy when giving birth and are very weak. In summer, it is too hot to give birth without air conditioning and it is easy for them to suffer from heat stroke. When the female cat is giving birth, the room should be kept ventilated and dry. Do not let the female cat and the kittens directly in the air-conditioning vent, otherwise they will easily catch cold from the wind.

Cats need to pay attention to the following when using air conditioning:

1. Do not stay in an air-conditioned room for a long time. The air in a closed air-conditioned room is not circulated and is relatively turbid. It has huge hidden dangers to the health of mother cats and kittens. After turning on the air conditioner for a period of time, you can open the windows appropriately for ventilation.

2. The temperature of the air conditioner should not be set too low. Generally, it is more appropriate to set it at 26 or 27 degrees. Try not to let the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor exceed 7 degrees. If the temperature is too low, the cat will catch a cold, causing diarrhea and vomiting, or symptoms such as runny nose and sneezing, leading to a hot cold.

3. Sufficient drinking water must be prepared for the cat in the air-conditioned room, because the increased air flow speed in the air-conditioned room will cause the air in the room to dry, resulting in dry nose and hair of the cat, and a greater need for water. Increase, so be sure to prepare enough drinking water for your cat.