Dogs in the heat: How to protect your dog from heatstroke

Dogs do not sweat like humans, so high temperatures pose a real danger, especially for breeds with short noses.

Signs of heatstroke

Severe panting, heavy saliva, weakness, and high body temperature.

• Excessive panting
• Red gums
• Ataxia or vomiting

Daily prevention

Walk early in the morning or evening, and always provide water and shade.

• Avoid walking at noontime
• Always cold water
• Never leave it in the car

First Aid

Wet the body with lukewarm water and place it in a shaded, well-ventilated place, then go to the doctor.

• Lukewarm, not iced water
• Good ventilation
• Do not force drinking while fainting

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does shaving hair help?

It may increase the risk of the sun on the skin; Light styling is best.

Is asphalt dangerous?

Yes, its temperature burns the footpads.

Conclusion

Daily exercise, proper nutrition, and adherence to vaccinations are the pillars of dog care. Do not hesitate to consult a doctor if you have any unusual symptoms.

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This article is for general guidance and does not replace consulting a specialist veterinarian.