Cats are also a kind of pet that likes to exercise. In summer, the temperature in most parts of our country is very high, so the heat stroke of pets is inevitable. This requires parents to understand the cat's final symptoms and treatment methods in their lives. When cats have heat stroke, they can also help cats in time.

Owners should master certain first aid methods to prevent cats from becoming dangerous. If a cat has a mild heat stroke, the first thing to do is to reduce the temperature of the space in which the cat is located as soon as possible. If you are outdoors, transfer to a cool place as soon as possible, and then wipe the cat's body with a wet towel to promote the dissipation of heat in the body. Put the wet towel on the cat's head to speed up the relief of brain congestion.

If the cat's body temperature rises, immerse the cat in warm water. When the body temperature drops to about 39-40 degrees, take the cat out to maintain the body temperature. After the cat recovers from mental recovery, let it drink some water to replenish the water to avoid dehydration.