Cat’s ears have the function of self-regulating temperature and will change with the change of ambient temperature. If the ambient temperature is very low, the cat’s ears will become very cold. It is also possible that the cat’s blood circulation has been reduced, causing the cat’s body temperature to drop. The owner can take the cat’s temperature. If the body temperature is lower than 37 degrees, it is recommended to send it to a pet hospital for examination.

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Cats are relatively cold-tolerant animals. Because the blood flowing through the cat’s ears is very little, so in most cases, the cat’s ears It's all cold. If the cat’s ears are very cold and accompanied by symptoms of diarrhea, the cat may be sick. It is best for the owner to send the cat to the pet hospital for examination to prevent the cat from being life-threatening.