Heat Stroke In Dogs - Act FAST | Online Vet

Hot weather can be dangerous for dogs and cats. Heat stress can quickly lead to heat stroke, organ failure, and death. Dogs don’t sweat like we do. They rely on panting, which becomes ineffective in high heat or humidity. Watch for signs: • Heavy panting • Drooling • Wobbling or collapse • Bright red gums • Vomiting or seizures These are emergencies. Seek veterinary care immediately. Prevention tips: • Keep pets indoors with fans or air con • Avoid walking in the heat of the day • Test pavement with your hand • Always provide fresh water Use cool water and wet towels to help reduce body temperature. Avoid ice. Heat stroke is preventable. If your pet is struggling to breathe, collapses, or seems confused, contact your vet immediately. Love our work and want to see more? Please subscribe: 🙏 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWK6aVLT1Rbxp4fOU6b8Mpg?sub_confirmation=1 Get Free Vet Advice via our weekly newsletter: https://yourvetonline.activehosted.com/f/13 Check out more from Your Vet Online: ✅ https://www.yourvetonline.com ✅ https://facebook.com/yourvetonline ✅ https://instagram.com/yourvetonline ✅ https://www.twitter.com/yourvetonline ✅ https://pinterest.com.au/yourvetonline/ The information provided on the Your Vet Online YouTube channel is not a substitute for the assessment and advice given in a consult by a suitably qualified veterinarian. The information is provided for educational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute specific vet advice for any individual cat, dog, horse or animal of any other species. For more personalised information head over to Https://www.YourVetOnline.com