Causes of hot ears in cats:

1. Nervousness or fear. Because the cat is very nervous, the heartbeat will speed up and the ears will become congested. , you will feel it is very hot.

2. There is a problem with the cat’s ear canal, such as ear mites or otitis externa, which causes inflammation and can also cause the cat’s ears to feel hot.

3. The cat is having a fever. If the owner feels that the cat’s ears are very hot, he can also touch its belly, groin, or even the four foot pads. If they are all very hot, it may be that the cat has a fever. fever.

4. It is normal. Because the body temperature of cats is higher than that of humans, the owner will feel very hot when touching the cat’s ears. Generally speaking, a cat’s normal temperature will be 38.7 degrees and will not exceed 39.2 degrees. If it does not exceed this temperature, there is no need to worry.

5. Because cats are in estrus, their psychological excitement will accelerate blood microcirculation in the body, causing redness and swelling, which is also normal.

6. Hot ears may be caused by the cat exercising too much and dissipating heat through the ears.

7. Cats have weak heat dissipation function. When the ambient temperature is too high, the cat’s body temperature will rise and its ears will become hot.

Solutions for cats with hot ears:

1. If the cat is nervous or scared, you need to comfort it in time and stroke it gently. Or hold it in your arms. When the cat feels safe, it will relax and no longer be nervous.

2. If it is caused by an ear canal problem, you must first determine the cause of the ear canal problem and treat it with symptomatic medication.

3. If fever is caused, you can first use ice cubes to physically cool the cat, or wipe the cat’s ears and feet with alcohol to reduce the fever. If the cat's body temperature continues to be high, take the cat to the doctor in time.