How to deal with a cat having a fever:

1. When a cat has a fever, the water in its body will be lost rapidly. It is necessary to replenish water in time to avoid dehydration. We are going to use a tool to pour warm water into the cat's mouth.

2. We can use ice to cool down the cat, or we can use alcohol to wipe the cat’s foot pads and ears to cool down.

3. If a cat has a high fever and some home treatment methods do not work, it needs to be sent to a pet hospital for professional treatment in time.

Causes of cats having fever:

1. If the cat is accidentally infected with parasites, and the parasites are not discovered and eliminated in time, some parasites It will multiply in the cat's body, and during the reproduction process, it will also quietly invade the cat's internal organs, causing inflammation, reduced appetite, anemia, fever and other symptoms in the cat's body.

2. If there is a problem with the cat's respiratory system, it is likely to cause fever, colds, throat inflammation, bronchopneumonia and other other illnesses.

3. The most common hematological disease in cats that can cause cats to have fever is the terrible leukemia. Generally, feline leukemia is mainly caused by viral infection, carcinogens and genetics.

4. Endocrine system disease is a disease that is difficult to define, not only for cats, but also for any living creature. Every hormone will be directly fed back to the body once it fluctuates, and many of cats’ Endocrine diseases can cause cats to have fever.

5. Some toxins can cause cats to have fever after being poisoned. However, this does not mean that all poisoning will cause cats to have fever. For example, some cats may also experience cooling after being poisoned. .

6. Cat locomotor system diseases mostly manifest themselves as inflammation of the cat’s muscles, bones or joints, and in some cases may also cause the cat to have a fever.