Ragdoll cats, like dogs, have poor heat dissipation capabilities on their skin. Dogs mainly dissipate heat by sticking out their tongues, while Ragdoll cats lick their fur with their tongues, wet their hair with saliva, and cool down through water evaporation.

Are Ragdoll cats afraid of heat

Ragdoll cats, like dogs, have poor heat dissipation capabilities on their skin. Dogs mainly dissipate heat by sticking out their tongues, while Ragdoll cats lick their fur with their tongues, wet their hair with saliva, and cool down through water evaporation. When summer comes, families with air conditioning can let Ragdoll cats move around in the air-conditioned room. If there is no air conditioning, the owner can also use a fan to cool down the Ragdoll cat.

Cats are generally afraid of heat, and Ragdoll cats are no exception. The reason why cats are afraid of heat is very simple, because there are no sweat glands on the cat’s body, and the heat dissipation ability of the skin surface is relatively poor. Cats generally lick their fur with their tongues, wet their coats with saliva, and rely on water evaporation to cool down. The owner can place the cat's cat's nest in a cool and ventilated place. Never place the cat's nest in the sun or in a place where it can be scorched by the scorching sun. And you should prepare enough fresh water for the cat every day, so that the cat can drink it at any time, and the cat's hair can also be appropriately thinned.