Symptoms of heatstroke in cats:

1. Increased body temperature: The body temperature is higher than usual.

2. Mouth breathing: Take a big breath and gasp.

3. Anorexia: Not eating food.

4. Vomiting: Vomiting for no apparent reason.

5. General weakness: I lie down all day and look listless.

6. Increased heart rate: Breathing more rapidly than usual.

Methods to prevent heatstroke in cats:

1. Trim excessively long hair: Trimming the cat’s hair to an appropriate length in summer can help the cat dissipate heat, and Summer is also the season when cats moult, which can prevent cats from licking too much hair and forming hair balls in their bodies.

2. Good ventilation environment: blowing cold air is the best way to dissipate heat. But you can usually keep your home ventilated smoothly. Turning on the electric fan can also achieve the effect of heat dissipation. But avoid the electric fan blowing directly onto the cat, otherwise it will be counterproductive.

3. Cool and heat-relieving products: There are many cool and heat-relieving products on the market. The cat owner can consider whether to buy more to dissipate heat for the cat, depending on the cat’s condition. You can also make cooling products for cats at home. You only need to put the water bag in the freezer, wait for it to freeze, then take it out, and then wrap it in a towel to prevent direct contact with the cat's body. It is a considerate homemade product. A holy product for relieving summer heat, your cat won’t be able to put it down.

4. Sufficient and clean water: In the hot summer, coupled with the cat’s active personality and overheated body temperature, it is easy for the cat to become dehydrated. If water is not replenished in time, it can easily cause the cat to go into shock. Therefore, Cats must be trained more and develop the habit of drinking more water when nothing happens. Cats rely on breathing to dissipate heat, and the evaporation of water can help them take away unnecessary body heat.

5. Avoid excessive temperature differences: Do not allow cats to frequently enter and leave places where the temperature changes too much. This will cause the body temperature regulation center to be unable to respond in time, leading to heatstroke.