In summer, you can choose to turn on the air conditioner to cool down your cat, but be careful not to let the air conditioner blow towards your cat, otherwise you will catch a cold. Trimming the cat's foot hair is also a good way to cool down. Cats have underdeveloped sweat glands and mainly dissipate heat through the soles of their feet and tongue. In addition, owners can also give cats more water to cool down.

How to cool down cats in summer

For families with better economic conditions, you can choose to turn on the air conditioner to cool down the cat. This is the most effective cooling method. However, owners need to be careful not to let cats blow into the air conditioner. They also need to prepare a blanket for cats when sleeping at night to prevent colds.

Cats' sweat glands are not very developed. They dissipate heat through the soles of their feet, so in summer, you can trim the fur on your cat's soles appropriately to achieve the effect of heat dissipation and cooling. When trimming the hair, be careful not to scratch the cat's skin, and be careful not to be scratched by the cat.

In addition, you can also give your cat more water to cool down. The weather is hot in summer, and if your cat does not drink enough water, it may suffer from dehydration. Breeders can place water bottles in areas where cats frequently move, so that cats can find water sources in time.