A cat that is too hot will have symptoms such as shortness of breath, open mouth and tongue sticking out, dry nose, red ears, and elevated body temperature. The cat needs to be cooled down immediately, otherwise it will easily cause the cat to suffer from heat stroke or dehydration.
Tips:
First bring the cat to a cool place, and then prepare enough water for the cat. If there is an air conditioner or electric fan, you can also turn it on, but do not let the cat Directly blow the air conditioner or electric fan to avoid catching a cold.