What should I do if my kitten’s body temperature is low? Generally speaking, a kitten’s body temperature is around 38.5°C. If it exceeds this range, you need to pay attention. At this time, you can feed the kitten some warm water or some antipyretics. If it is a viral cold, you need to seek medical treatment in time. However, if the kitten has a fever, parents should pay attention, because it is likely to be caused by bacterial infection. At this time, it needs to be taken to the hospital for examination in time. Moreover, if the kitten's mental state is not very good and his appetite is not very good, then you should consider whether he is suffering from gastroenteritis. ​​​​​​

In the cold winter, domestic cats will become afraid of the cold. Some cats also often experience depression in winter, which is related to the low temperature or large temperature difference in the room where the cat lives. The scavenger needs to provide cats with appropriate opportunities to keep warm in winter, so that cats can actively choose a warmer place to rest, thereby improving the cat’s health and improving the cat’s mood.

In fact, being exposed to cold conditions for a long time, or a large temperature difference in a short period of time, will make your cat in a bad mood, and some domestic cats may even become depressed as a result. Cats are happy to live in a room with constant warmth if they have a choice. For cats, a stable state of warmth is the element of life that cats dream of.