Cats generally dissipate heat through their footpads and tongue. Because cats have no sweat glands and cannot sweat to dissipate heat, they can only dissipate heat through their footpads and tongue. When a cat feels hot, it will open its paws or place its paws on the floor. It will also stick out its tongue and pant like a dog, allowing the water on the tongue to evaporate, thereby achieving a cooling effect.
Tips:
In summer, you can trim the hair on the cat’s foot pads appropriately to allow the cat to dissipate heat better; Also provide your cat with plenty of water.