The normal body temperature of cats is 38~39 2℃. If the body temperature is 39 2~39 5℃, it is mild fever, and if the body temperature is above 40 5℃, it is high fever. Cats' body temperature is higher than that of normal people. Generally speaking, it is normal for cats' ears to feel warm. If your cat’s ears are hot and hot, but his nose is dry and hot at the same time, it’s time to pay attention.

Many friends who have raised cats have this experience. Sometimes a cat’s ears will be very hot when touched. Is this normal? What’s wrong with a cat’s ears being very hot? If you encounter a cat whose ears are very hot. In this situation, is there anything the owner needs to pay attention to? Next, we will answer these questions for everyone, and let’s figure out the reason why the cat’s ears are very hot.

Regarding the issue of cat ears heating, let us first understand what the cat’s ear temperature is under normal circumstances. After checking the cat’s information, we learned that the physiological indicators of a normal cat should be: the normal body temperature of a cat is 38~39.2℃. If the body temperature is 39.2~39.5℃, it is mild fever, and above 40.5℃ is high fever. The most suitable treatment for cats The ambient temperature is 18-21 degrees, and the most suitable environmental humidity for cats should be about 50%.

It can be seen that most conditions that can cause cats’ ears to become hot are normal. Because from this point of view, the body temperature of cats is higher than that of normal people. Generally speaking, the normal temperature of cats will be around 38.7 degrees, and the nose should be moist and cool. According to this situation, the cat’s body should be Very warm. Therefore, it is relatively normal for people to feel that the cat's ears are hot and hot. As long as the cat's other physical indicators are normal, the owner does not need to worry about the cat's health. However, if the cat’s ears are hot and hot, and the nose is dry and hot at the same time, then it is necessary to pay attention. The cat is probably sick and has a fever, and needs to be diagnosed and treated quickly.

It can be seen that fever in the cat's ears is a normal phenomenon. If the cat's other physiological conditions are normal and the only symptom is ear fever, then the owner really does not have to worry, and the cat's health is completely fine. If the ears are too hot and accompanied by other abnormal physiological conditions, the owner should pay attention to it at this time. Be prepared to take your cat to the pet hospital for a check-up so that problems can be detected and treated early without delaying the best treatment time.