In summer, temperatures were very high all over the country, and in some places they rose to 35 degrees!
It's important to prevent the dog's heat and to judge in time whether the dog has heat!
You probably don't know what it's like to have a hot dog.
What's the danger of the dog's heat?
After the summer, dogs suffer from central nervous system disorders, shock, physical convulsions, abnormal internal organs, coagulation complications, failure to treat them and death.
What did the dog do with the heat?
Dogs usually don't sweat in the heat, but if the master is careful, he can find it in time. Below are some of the methods used to judge a dog ' s summer: one: reduced appetite, lack of energy and physical weakness.
2. Reactional retardation, heavy breathing, easy asthma.
3. The temperature rises and exceeds 40 degrees.
4. Bleeding in the body (dehydration leading to a decrease in blood circulation)
5, shock, body tremors, foam.
What about the dog?
The dog is in heat and should be supplied with water and cooling in a timely manner, so that it can cool around its body with some ice water, or soak the dog in water at normal temperatures, and feed the dog with some cooling and cooling to help it heat and cool.
How to prevent the dog heat?
In summer, the hairy dog and the short-nose dog and the fat dog, both of which are prone to heat, should be prevented by providing one of the following: providing sufficient water to help the dog to cool the heat, and not drinking the water by putting snacks on the bottom of the bowl or putting milk powder on the sheep, and inducing the dog to drink more.
2. The dog can be given a cooling table, cooling the ice pads and helping it to spread heat.
Three, put some ice on the dog, lower the temperature, and a big bath in the bathroom full of water.
Dietary care
In the summer, care should be taken to keep the diet clean, to prevent tears from coming out of the fire, the smell of the mouth and the low level of food and human consumption that is too salty.
"Does your dog fear heat in the summer?"