Ragdoll cats are very afraid of heat, because unlike humans, they do not have sweat glands on their bodies and their skin has poor heat dissipation capabilities, so they are particularly afraid of heat. If they do not replenish water, they will easily suffer from heat stroke. 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 Ragdoll cat's cat's nest in a cool and ventilated place. Never place the cat's nest in the sun or a place where the sun can burn it. And enough and fresh water should be prepared for the Ragdoll cat every day so that the Ragdoll cat can drink it at any time.

Symptoms of a cat being hot:

1. Stick out its tongue. Most of the cats' sweat glands are on the soles of their feet, but if the temperature is too high and the cat feels very hot, it will frequently spit out its pink little tongue. By sticking out the tongue to dissipate heat, the cat will feel much cooler.

2. The cat shows its belly. If your cat is very hot, he will be reluctant to move around and may lie down on the ground with his belly exposed. This is a classic summer pose for many cats, and it’s hilarious.

3. If the weather is too hot and the temperature is too high, the cat's skin will be sunburned, the skin will become red, swollen, and painful, and the cat will feel uncomfortable, and his temper will become irritable and aggressive.

4. After the weather is too hot, the cat’s heartbeat will be very fast, the cat will feel weak all over the body, and may lie on the ground for a long time. Therefore, the owner should take the cat to a well-ventilated or shaded area in time to avoid the heat. If a cat suffers from severe heat stroke, it should be sent to a pet hospital for treatment in time.