Heat stroke in dogs

1. Placing your pet in a closed car without turning on the air conditioner is a common cause of heat stroke.
2. Taking your dog out to play when it’s hot in the summer and doing strenuous exercise can easily cause heatstroke in your dog.
3. In the hot summer, it is caused by not giving the dog enough drinking water.
4. In a closed room or dog cage, the temperature is too high and the ventilation is poor.
5. Dogs with dense hair and overweight bodies are prone to heatstroke.
6. Putting your dog on the balcony, staying in a high temperature environment for a long time, and without a shaded place is the most likely to cause heat stroke in your dog

Judge your dog’s heat stroke condition

Body temperature The temperature rises sharply to 41 degrees Celsius, causing shortness of breath and difficulty breathing. The heartbeat continues to increase, and symptoms of nausea and vomiting may also occur. The mucosa initially appears bright red, and gradually becomes cyanotic, causing the pupils to continue to dilate. If the condition is effectively improved, they will shrink. When a dog's kidneys fail, he or she will usually have little or no urine. If not treated in time, failure will soon occur, manifesting as spasms, convulsions or lethargy.

Solutions for dog heatstroke

Dogs with heatstroke should be placed in a ventilated and cool place to keep quiet. Cold water can be poured on the head or enema, and an appropriate amount of Huoxiang Zhengqi liquid can be fed. If the dog's symptoms are not significantly relieved, please send it to the pet hospital in time and let the pet doctor handle it.