Your Cat Could Be in Danger: 10 Overheating Signs You Should Never Ignore

As record-breaking temperatures sweep across Europe and the UK, your cat could be at risk

The ongoing heatwave across Europe and the United Kingdom has shattered temperature records, prompting health warnings for both people and animals.

Veterinarians say cats can also suffer from heat exhaustion and heatstroke, especially during prolonged periods of extreme heat.

While cats are generally better at handling warm weather than dogs, overheating can quickly become a life-threatening emergency if the warning signs are missed.

Here are 10 signs your cat may be overheating—and what you should do before it"s too late.