Will cats freeze to death?

The cat will freeze to death. The normal temperature of a cat is 37.5-39 degrees. If the ambient temperature is too low, below 15 degrees, the cat is likely to freeze to death without any warm-keeping measures. Cats are extremely afraid of cold. In cold weather, they like to go to bed or stay in other warm places. The coat on your body has a certain warm-keeping effect, but you also need to keep the ambient temperature within a certain range to maintain a normal body temperature.

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Precautions:

1. The new cat must go to the hospital for a physical examination and injection. First, they should be treated with pesticides every year to prevent parasites in the body, so as to repel insects in vitro. Then, they should receive three injections to cover cat plague, cat infectious rhinotracheitis and cat calicivirus, plus rabies vaccine.

2. Cleaning. If the kitten is very young, less than two months old, try not to take a bath. Kittens have poor resistance, bathing will make cats catch cold and get skin diseases, and cats don't like to get wet. Cats can lick their fur and clean themselves, and cats who can go out can help them bathe properly.

Although cats can clean their own hair, we should always clean their mouths and chins. If you brush their teeth, you should use a professional toothbrush and toothpaste. There will be food residue and other fine dirt on their chin, so you must clean it up more.