Provide plenty of fresh water for your cat to drink. Consider adding ice cubes to keep it cool and refreshing.
Create shaded areas in your home where your cat can rest comfortably away from direct sunlight.
Use a fan or air conditioning to help regulate the temperature in your home and keep your cat cool during hot days.
Offer frozen treats like cat-friendly ice cream or frozen tuna juice to help your cat cool down and stay hydrated.
Brush your cat regularly to remove excess fur and prevent overheating. Consider a summer haircut for long-haired breeds.
Monitor your cat for signs of heatstroke such as excessive panting, drooling, or lethargy. Seek veterinary help if needed.