Overview
Despite their desert origins and reputation for lounging in sun puddles, cats, like dogs, are at risk of heat stroke when temperatures begin to rise. Heat stroke in cats can be a serious and potentially life-threatening condition, especially for outdoor cats who may not have the places to relax out of the heat. Understanding the signs of heat stroke and taking appropriate measures to cool down your cat is crucial for their health and happiness.
This article will delve deeper into heat stroke in cats, discussing its symptoms, preventive measures, and necessary actions if your cat experiences heat stroke.
Let’s take a closer look at heat stroke in cats, how to spot it and how to keep your cat safe and cool.
Recognising the signs of heat stroke in cats
How to cool down a cat?
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Published on 21/08/2019 • Reviewed on 31/12/2024