Symptoms of heatstroke in cats:

1. Increased body temperature. The ears and flesh pads felt wet and hot to the touch, and the eyes were swollen and unable to open, making him look like he was in a coma.

2. Shortness of breath and panting. The cat opens its mouth to pant, or even drools or even vomits.

3. Rapid heartbeat, red nose, dryness and hotness, eye conjunctiva, and flushing of oral mucosa.

4. When a cat suffers from severe heat stroke, it will have symptoms such as dehydration, foaming at the mouth, purple mucous membranes, convulsions, and coma. The cat’s body temperature will rise to 41-42 degrees.

Cat heat stroke care methods:

1. After the cat has heat stroke, immediately move it to a cooler place to protect the cat from direct sunlight or burns from the floor.

2. If the heat stroke is severe, you need to immediately wrap ice cubes in a towel and wipe the cat's body to help cool down the cat's body. You should also replenish water and energy through infusion and adjust the electrolyte balance in the body.

3. Use alcohol cotton to wipe the thin parts of the cat’s skin to cool down the cat, such as armpits, thigh roots, etc. You can also wipe the cat’s paws.

4. If there is saliva in the mouth, the saliva in the mouth should be cleaned. This can make the cat breathe smoothly and provide the cat with plenty of drinking water.