Solutions to cat heatstroke:

1. The first thing to do is to lower the temperature of the space where the cat is. You can open windows for ventilation or turn on the air conditioner.

2. The owner can also wipe the cat's paws with alcohol, which can quickly and effectively cool down the cat.

3. If the cat’s body temperature rises and it feels hot to the touch, it is recommended to moisten a towel with cold water and wrap it around the cat’s body, or wrap ice cubes in a towel and put it on the cat. The head and neck, armpits, and inner thighs can help the cat’s body temperature drop to below 39°C.

4. For cats with mild heat stroke, the saliva in the mouth should be cleaned to make the cat breathe smoothly and provide plenty of drinking water. If your cat is dehydrated, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly.

Symptoms of heat stroke in cats:

1. Shortness of breath, and in severe cases, they will stick out their tongues and pant like a dog. (Recovery after panting after playing sports does not fall into the scope of heat stroke)

2. The body temperature rises, generally to 41-42 degrees Celsius. If the cat cannot lower its body temperature quickly, it may cause serious brain damage. even death.

3. Rapid heartbeat, red but dry and hot nose, flushing of eye conjunctiva and oral mucosa.

4. In severe cases, dehydration symptoms may occur, such as foaming at the mouth and purple mucous membranes.

5. When a cat has symptoms of convulsions and coma, it will be life-threatening.