The normal body temperature of adult cats is generally between 37.7°C and 39.2°C, and the normal body temperature of most cats is above 38°C. The body temperature of kittens is higher than that of adult cats, and the body temperature after exercise is also higher than the body temperature at rest2. When the body temperature rises 0.5°C to 1°C above the normal body temperature, it is judged as low fever, and observation can be maintained. If low fever persists, contact a doctor for consultation.

When the body temperature rises 1℃ to 2℃ higher than the normal body temperature, it can be judged as moderate fever. At this time, you must contact your pet doctor for consultation. When the cat's body temperature is higher than 41.1°C, cooling measures need to be taken immediately and medical treatment is required quickly.