It is normal for cats to have fever in their stools. Once a cat becomes ill, it will develop a fever in most cases. Therefore, owners need to take the cat’s temperature in time to understand the cat’s body temperature.

Most cats will have a fever once they are sick, so once the owner discovers that the cat has abnormal behavior, the first step is to take the cat’s temperature. The normal body temperature of cats is slightly higher than that of humans, and is generally maintained at 38 to 39 degrees Celsius. If the cat does not defecate, it needs to be defecated in time to prevent the fever from becoming more serious if the cat does not defecate for a long time.

The correct way for an owner to take a cat's temperature is to measure it at the anus, but if the cat strongly struggles to object, the owner can also measure it under its armpits or at the base of its hind legs. Choose a fixed place to measure to understand the cat's body temperature in a healthy state.