In the early stages of heat stroke, cats will have symptoms such as reluctance to move, loss of appetite, poor condition, and drooling. If the owner does not discover it in time, heat stroke will become more and more serious, causing the cat to have difficulty breathing, vomiting, confusion, The body becomes dehydrated. After discovering the problem, the owner should put the cat in a cool place and give the cat plenty of water to help cool down the body and relieve physical discomfort.