Generally, cats’ noses are not dry. If you find that your cat’s nose is dry and its ears are still warm, it may be a fever. You can determine whether the cat has a fever by measuring the anal temperature. If the cat has a fever and does not have a fever, For other symptoms, you can choose physical cooling. If your cat has a fever and is accompanied by other symptoms, it is best to send the cat to the hospital for examination.

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In the summer, due to the hot weather, cats may have hot ears and dry noses. Parents should You should give your cat more water to cool down and prevent it from getting too hot and suffering from heat stroke.