1. Normal heat dissipation
If the cat is only hot on the soles of the feet and has no other abnormal behavior and performance, it is a cat In normal heat dissipation, it is normal behavior. It usually happens after the cat is playing and exercising, or when the cat has just finished eating, and the owner does not need to worry. Once the excess calories in the cat’s body are used up, it will recover on its own.
2. Heatstroke
If the cat has symptoms such as shortness of breath and lethargy in addition to the fever of the soles of the feet, it is a big problem. Chances are the cat has heat stroke. At this time, the owner should first move the cat to a cool and ventilated place, and then wipe the cat’s meat pad with alcohol, or wipe the cat’s hair with a cool wet towel to help it cool down. If the heatstroke is serious, immediately send the cat to the pet hospital. Avoid cat shock.
3. Cold and fever
If the cat’s soles are very hot and feel hot to the touch, it is likely to be caused by a cold of fever. If this is the case, the owner can first place an ice pack on the sick cat’s abdomen, paw pads
and armpits to cool down, or use alcohol to wipe the cat’s meat pads, armpits and other parts. If the cat’s fever is relieved, it is recommended that the owner immediately send the cat to the veterinary hospital for medical treatment.
4. Cats suffer from infectious diseases
If cats suffer from infectious diseases, such as feline-borne, parasitic infections, etc. It may cause the cat to have a fever, causing the cat’s feet to feel hot and hot. If this is the case, it is recommended that the owner send the cat to the pet hospital in time for the veterinarian to check the specific situation before treatment, because most infectious diseases only have fever when the disease is serious.
