First of all, one of the most important and first important tips for caring for cats in hot weather is that we must provide our cat with a comfortable and convenient environment in the house, where there is a wide and ventilated shade in which the cat can hide and relax from the intense heat of the burning sun. A shaded space outside the house is also imperative, where the cat can enjoy the fresh air and fresh breeze without being exposed to extreme heat.

With the high temperatures in the summer, fresh water becomes a vital necessity for your cat in hot weather more than ever, just as it is for us and more, in these hot climates, cats lose water abundantly through breathing and sweating, which may expose them to dehydration and many other health risks, such as: kidney failure, and also lack of water can lead to difficulty in the passage of food in the digestive tract of cats, which may cause constipation, fatigue and loss of energy where they become Cats are exhausted and weak when they do not get enough water, and finally behavioral changes cats may become irritable, aggressive or depressed if they do not get enough water.

As the sun heats up in the summer, cats' picnics and activities at peak times become a risk to their health, in this hot weather cats become more susceptible to:

Heat stroke: Heat stroke is a medical emergency that threatens the lives of cats, causing them to rise sharply in body temperature, which causes them to rise sharply

May lead to organic failure and death.

Dehydration: As mentioned earlier, cats lose plenty of water in hot weather, which can expose them to dehydration.

Burns: Cat feet may get burns from walking on hot surfaces, such as asphalt or sand.

Burnout: Cats become exhausted and weak more quickly in hot weather, which can lead to breathing difficulties.

Therefore, organize cat outings and activities early in the morning or evening after sunset and avoid taking your cat to the vet in the heat of the heat, except in cases of extreme care and emergency.

We should pay special attention to the hygiene of our cats during the hot summer weather, as they are more likely to be infected by insects and lice. Under these harsh climatic conditions, the accumulation of dirt on cats' fur and skin becomes common, increasing the chances of insects and lice growing. Therefore, we must take care of cleaning them regularly and periodically, in order to maintain the health and safety of our cats.

It is important that we take extra measures to care for our cats in hot weather, as we can help in different ways. We can put a towel soaked in cold water on the cat's body to help cool it, this procedure helps reduce body heat and maintain its normal temperature. In addition, air fans can be used to provide a fresh and cool airflow to cool the surrounding environment, helping to provide a more comfortable and refreshing environment for cats during the hot summer.

To ensure thorough care of our cat in the hot summer, we should monitor it regularly and periodically to make sure it does not have any signs of fatigue or stress. Cats can show symptoms such as rapid breathing, apathy and fatigue if exposed to extreme heat. In this case, you should immediately go to the veterinarian for the necessary treatment. This step ensures that the cat's health and safety is maintained during the hot weather period, and ensures proper care for it to avoid any potential health problems.