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I have also heard that hot ears mean a cat has a temperature, but I have also read somewhere that it is not a reliable indicator. If you are worried, then I'm afraid it's a visit to the vet to have her temperature taken. It sounds as if you think she is acting more unsettled than she usually is, in which case I'd phone the vet. |
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Warm ears are not necessarily the sign of a sick cat, especially if there are no other symptoms. It is more to do with the blood circulation at the time and a way of regulating the temperature. If your cat wasn't feeling well, you would notice behavioural changes, lack of appetite, sickness or discomfort. Keep an eye on Moses, she may have eaten something unsavoury while she was out and it may have upset her tum. Has she eaten anything today? |
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Our Thomasina has always had warm ears!! She's never had flu though!! If you're worried I'd call the vets!! Hope this website helps http://www.allaboutpets.org.uk/facts...h/cat-flu.aspx |
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Is her nose cool and moist? Are her pads warm to the touch? If the answer is yes and no, I'd not worry if she seems fine otherwise. But if you're really concerned, ring the vet. |
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I agree with eveybody else, if she shows other signs of being unwell like general listlessness, off her food, vomiting and /or diarrhea (sorry one word I definately cant spell!) then a check up would be advisable but if she is well otherwise I would nt worry. Her third eyelid might be partly over her eyes too if she s under the weather. Jx |
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