To measure the body temperature, you can measure the body temperature on the inner thighs of the cat. If it exceeds 39 degrees, it means that the cat has a fever and needs timely treatment; for body temperature, you can judge whether the cat has a fever through the cat’s ears, belly and paws. These parts will be more sensitive when having a fever. If the cat is hot, the temperature of the exhaled air will be relatively high; if you observe the symptoms, the cat’s nose will be dry and the hair will be dry.

1. Measure body temperature

You can use a thermometer to measure the temperature of the cat's inner thigh. If the temperature of the inner thigh exceeds 39 degrees, it means the cat has a fever and needs to be sent to the doctor for treatment in time. You can also measure the cat's rectal temperature.

2. Body temperature

First of all, you can touch the cat's ears to see if the cat's ears are very hot, and then touch the cat's belly and four paws. If these are relatively hot, it means that the cat has a fever, and the breath it breathes is relatively hot. .

3. Investigate symptoms

Under normal circumstances, a cat’s nose is wet, but when it has a fever, the cat’s nose will become drier. After the cat has a fever, the cat’s hair will be drier and darker, and the cat’s eyes will not be as bright as before.