Cats are very sensitive to temperature, especially short-nosed cat species, such as Persian cats, Garfield cats, etc., which are more susceptible to the effects of high temperatures. When the ambient temperature reaches 32 degrees Celsius, it is already a high temperature environment for cats. If exposed to such an environment for a long time, there is a real risk of heat stroke or even death.

In order to protect the safety of cats, you should avoid letting them stay in high temperature environments for long periods of time. If you need to move on the balcony, it is recommended to take the following measures: 1. Provide cats with sufficient drinking water to help them dissipate heat and cool down. 2. Provide a shaded place for the cat, such as a shady corner or a dedicated cat bed. 3. Pay attention to the behavior and status of the cat. If abnormal behavior occurs, such as excessive panting, fatigue, loss of appetite, etc., the cat should be moved indoors immediately and contact the veterinarian for examination in time.