09/08/2024
Watch for these signs.
Overheating in Dogs 🐕🥵
As temperatures rise in summer ☀️, pets can become easily overheated outdoors or in vehicles. If your dog's body temperature gets to 109°F (42.7°C) or higher, heatstroke is the result. 🌡️ But remember that a temperature over 103°F (39. 4°C) is already cause for concern. 🆘
Any dog can be affected, but some dogs are at greater risk of heatstroke than others, including brachycephalic breeds (dogs with flat faces and short noses), seniors, puppies and dogs with chronic health conditions. Here are the symptoms of overheating in dogs. 🐶🚨
Visit the link in the comments to learn how to keep your dog cool this summer.