Cats are afraid of the cold in winter, especially short-haired cats, sick or young cats, who are more afraid of the cold in winter. The suitable living temperature for cats is between 25-28 degrees. In winter, when the temperature is lower than 15 degrees, cats will feel cold. You need to prepare a warm and comfortable cat nest for the cat. Add some blankets, mats, etc. to the cat nest. It is best to place it in a place with sunlight.

Cats are warm-blooded animals and it is normal to be afraid of the cold. The sweat glands in cats are underdeveloped and are not as actively involved in regulating body temperature as human sweat glands. So when humans feel cold, cats can also feel cold.

In winter, cats will grow thick coats to insulate them from the cold, and then raise their fur to trap a layer of heat to keep them warm. However, in a cold and humid environment, the cat's fur will lose its protective ability, and the cat will be afraid of the cold.

If the cat’s food intake does not increase in winter, its metabolism will decrease and its body heat will decrease in winter. In this way, the cat will feel cold and react to it. Therefore, in winter, the cat should be properly nourished and let it often bask in the sun.