Symptoms of heat stroke in dogs

Dogs panting violently.
The oral mucosa becomes red.
The dog cannot stand up.
The dog appeared very weak and hobbled.
If the body temperature rises above 42°C, it will be life-threatening.
Loss of consciousness.

Measures for dog heatstroke

1. Feed your dog water, not too quickly, and if possible, do not drink water that is too cold (an unconscious dog cannot be allowed to drink water).
2. If possible, let the dog soak in water up to its belly, or wet its body with water.
3. Place the dog in a cool place (such as under the shade of a tree).
4. Check whether the dog can breathe freely.
5. Use cold wet cloth to wrap the dog's legs, body, and finally the head, from bottom to top, to cool down carefully and slowly.
6. Let the dog be quiet.
7. Avoid noise.
8. Take the dog to the veterinarian immediately.