Karen Nichols says hydrate, furminate and educate are three important tips to keep cats comfortable, healthy and safe as summer begins. This content will help cat owners if presented on social media posts, blogs, websites and newsletters. Note the discussion of hydration and senior cats.
Source: Catster, May 26, 2017.
Heatstroke is life-threatening, and knowing proper first aid can save your cat’s life. The symptoms of heatstroke in cats include:
- Rapid panting
- Bright red tongue
- Red or pale gums
- Thick, sticky saliva
- Depression
- Weakness, dizziness
- Vomiting – sometimes with blood
- Diarrhea
- Shock
- Coma