How to Prevent Heat Stroke on Dogs

Heat stroke can be dangerous. Today, let's talk about heat stroke in dogs and how you can prevent it.
Heat stroke occurs when a dog's body temperature rises to a dangerous level, typically above 104 degrees Fahrenheit. This can lead to severe health issues or even be life-threatening.
Watch out for these signs of heat stroke:
1. Excessive panting
2. Drooling
3. Bright red gums
4. Vomiting
5. Lethargy
6. Collapse
7. Seizures
Prevention is key. Here are some simple steps to keep your dog safe from heat stroke.
1. Provide Plenty of Water
2. Offer Shade and Cool Areas, ac room.
3. Avoid Midday walking
4. Use wet towels to cool the body
What to Do if Your Dog Has Heat Stroke?
"If you suspect your dog has heat stroke, act quickly. Move them to a cool area, offer water, and apply a towel on the body and pour cool (not cold) water and bring the body temperature near to 102 degrees. Contact your vet immediately for further instructions.
By taking these precautions, you can help ensure your dog enjoys the summer safely. Remember, their well-being is in your hands.
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