Cat heatstroke generally has no sequelae if rescued in time. Unless the cat has severe heatstroke and develops symptoms such as cerebral edema, heart failure, renal failure, etc., which affects the nervous system, then the cat’s physical fitness may deteriorate and its organs may be damaged after subsequent rescue. damage, and even neurological diseases. ​​​​​​

Emergency treatment plan for cat heatstroke

1. If a cat is found to be suspected of having heat stroke, the cat should be moved to a cool place or an area with air conditioning or an electric fan immediately.

2. Immediately prepare a basin of cold water, wet it with a large towel, and wrap the cat's body. You can also use a towel wrapped with ice cubes and place it on the side of the cat's head and neck, under the arms and near the thighs. You need to use a thermometer to measure your temperature every five minutes until the temperature drops below 39°C.

3. Send the cat to the hospital for treatment and tell the veterinarian the symptoms of heat stroke in the cat. On the way to the hospital, ventilation should be ensured in the car, and the cat's spirit and body temperature should be observed at all times.