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What to Do If a Dog Has Heatstroke? Symptom Recognition and First Aid
Dogs are very intolerant of heat, because dogs do not sweat, and they will not stop activity just because of heat; a dog's body cannot regulate its own temperature, and a dog will not take care of itself by rehydrating in time; a dog's sweat glands are all on its tongue, so seeing a dog stick out its tongue and pant means the dog is very hot and needs to drink water to cool down or settle down and stop activity; short-nosed dogs are more sensitive to heat than long-nosed dogs and have a harder time dissipating heat. A dog's normal body temperature should be 37.8°c--39°c. When body temperature reaches 40.65°c, internal organs begin to be damaged, and when body temperature reaches 41°C