Will cats suffocate to death when put in the car? No, the cat will be safe in the car and it will only feel safe and comfortable if you are sure to give it enough fresh air and the proper temperature. However, if you keep your cat in the car for too long, it may feel frustrated and anxious.
If the cat is locked in the car alone and the doors and windows are closed, the cat will be suffocated to death over time. It is recommended to put the cat in the air box to avoid the cat running around and affecting the driver's driving. If you release the cat, do not open the window to prevent the cat from jumping into the car and dying.
It is okay to lock the cat in the car for a short time, but it is best not to exceed one hour. In summer, you cannot leave your cat alone in the car. In summer, the car is hot and the cat is prone to heatstroke and death.