Just because a cat has a fever but is in good spirits does not mean that the cat does not have a fever or that the condition is not serious and can be ignored. Cats with fever caused by viruses may not appear to be in poor spirits. When a cat starts to have a fever, the symptoms are relatively mild. If the owner ignores it for a long time, the cat's condition will worsen.

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If you are not sure whether the cat has a fever, the owner can use a thermometer to measure the cat’s temperature. The normal body temperature of a cat is around 38-39.2 degrees. , if the cat exceeds this temperature, it has a fever. If the cat's body temperature reaches above 40 degrees, it is recommended that the owner be sent to the pet hospital for treatment immediately to avoid aggravation of the condition.