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Looking after your pet in the hot weatherDogs cannot sweat through the skin, and mainly lose heat through panting – if you imagine wearing a fur coat whilst out on a walk it gives some understanding how easily they can develop heatstroke! So as the temperature rises, it's important to make sure your pets are kept cool and comfortable. There are lots of ways to do this:
Symptoms of heat stroke include agitation, stretching out, panting heavily, drooling, hot skin, glazed eyes, vomiting and collapse. If you feel your pet is becoming hot try cooling down with damp cool cloth (especially in cats), or a water spray (dogs). If the symptoms persist then please ring us immediately for advice. And finally, never leave your dog in the car - even on a mild day a car can quickly become an oven, even with the windows open. |
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