In terms of cat health, there are many common diseases that require more attention from cat owners, and colds and fevers are one of them. Cats may also get colds and fevers if they are not raised properly. When a cat has a fever, What symptoms will there be?

If you are familiar with the skin temperature of cats, you can obviously feel that the skin is hot when the cat has a fever. Moreover, when the cat has a fever, the cat will also appear depressed, have a poor appetite, or not eat at all.

After discovering that the kitten has a fever, you can first use ice packs or towels to wrap ice cubes and place them on the cat's abdomen, paw pads and armpits to help with physical cooling. You can also use medical alcohol to wipe these areas. Physical cooling of the site.

If physical cooling does not lower the cat's body temperature, or if the cat's body temperature is lowered and the cat starts to have recurring fevers, it is recommended to take it to a pet hospital for professional treatment and treatment.

The body temperature of cats is relatively high, usually around 38 degrees Celsius, so cats need a much higher ambient temperature than we do. When raising cats, we should pay more attention to keeping them warm.