Symptoms of heatstroke in cats:

1. Shortness of breath, and in severe cases, they will stick out their tongues and gasp like a dog;

2. Increase in body temperature High: It may rise to 41 to 42 degrees Celsius. At this time, pet owners must cool down the cat in time, otherwise it may cause severe brain damage or even death;

3. Rapid heartbeat, red and dry nose Heat, eye conjunctiva, accompanied by flushing of oral mucosa;

4. Cats with severe heat stroke will have symptoms such as dehydration, unconsciousness, body paralysis, foaming at the mouth, and purple mucous membranes;

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5. When a cat has convulsions, it may become comatose, which can be life-threatening.

First aid measures for cat heatstroke:

1. If a cat is found to have heatstroke, first lower the temperature of the space where the cat is located immediately.

If the cat suffers from heat stroke indoors, the room should be ventilated or the air conditioner turned on immediately; if the cat suffers from heat stroke outdoors, the cat should be quickly moved to a cool place.

2. If the cat’s body temperature rises and feels hot to the touch, it is best to immerse the cat in cold water or wipe the cat’s body with a cool wet towel, and place the soaked towel on the cat’s head. Cool down to speed up the relief of symptoms of congestion in your cat’s head.

3. If a cat with mild heat stroke has saliva in its mouth, the saliva in the mouth should be cleaned. This can make the cat breathe smoothly and provide the cat with plenty of drinking water.