When the temperature reaches 40 degrees without air conditioning, it is really a challenge for cats. Although cats can tolerate higher temperatures, prolonged exposure to high temperatures may still have adverse effects on their health. Here are some tips to help you cool your cat without air conditioning: Provide shade and ventilation: Make sure your cat has somewhere to stay out of direct sunlight, such as under a tree or in a cooler spot indoors. At the same time, to maintain indoor air circulation, you can open windows or use a fan, but be careful not to let the cat blow cold wind directly to prevent catching a cold. Provide adequate water: Make sure your cat has access to fresh water at all times. Cats are prone to dehydration under high temperatures, so keep water sources sufficient and clean.

Wet towel to cool down: Use a wet towel to gently wipe the cat's body, especially the paws and abdomen, to help reduce the temperature body temperature. But be careful not to use water that is too cold to avoid discomfort to your cat.

Avoid going out: Try to avoid taking your cat out in hot weather to avoid heat stroke. If you must go out, choose a shady time period and bring enough water and shade.