When the temperature is higher than 30 degrees in summer, it will cause heat stroke in cats. Cats will feel hot when the indoor temperature is higher than 24 degrees. Therefore, when summer comes, cats should be kept away from direct sunlight and do not let cats stay in places where the temperature is higher than 30 degrees for a long time. In such an environment, it is best to place the cat in a cool place, or turn on the air conditioner for the cat to cool down appropriately. During the summer, keep the cat plenty of drinking water to avoid dehydration of the cat's body.