Symptoms of mild heatstroke:

The dog’s head will elongate, the dog will drool, pant, be restless, and sometimes shake when walking.

Coping methods:

Owners should loosen the dog’s collar and chest strap and lower the ambient temperature. Move the dog to a cool place, blow on an electric fan or air conditioner to cool it down, and then give it an appropriate amount of moisture.

Symptoms of moderate heat stroke:

Dogs will have difficulty breathing and sluggishness.

Coping methods:

The owner can wet the dog's body with ice water, or half-immerse the dog in water. Tap water is enough. Send to the doctor immediately after emergency treatment.

Symptoms of severe heat stroke:

Dogs will go into coma and go into shock.

Coping methods:

The owner can wipe with a large amount of alcohol to cool down, pour ice water into the dog’s anus, and then send the dog to the hospital as soon as possible. On the way to the hospital, be sure to lower the dog's head, straighten its neck, and keep its breathing smooth.