Cats are afraid of heat. If the indoor temperature is too high, you can turn on the air conditioner for your cat. Cats also have no sweat glands on their skin, so they cannot dissipate heat and are more susceptible to heatstroke than dogs. Therefore, you must pay more attention in summer, especially long-haired cats.
Tips:
It is best to control the air conditioning temperature for cats above 25 degrees. If the temperature is too low, the cat may catch a cold; at the same time, prepare enough food for the cat water to prevent your cat from becoming thirsty.