Chow Chow (definite introduction)
Because the heat dissipation function of dogs is not particularly good, heat stroke It is a relatively dangerous thing for dogs, and the death rate can reach up to about 50%, so owners must pay attention to prevent dogs from heat stroke in summer. Some owners like to use alcohol, ice cubes, etc. to achieve the effect of summer heat. However, do not use ice cubes if your dog has heat stroke, otherwise the situation may be worse.
When you find that your dog has heat stroke, please first remove necklaces, clothing and other things covering their body. If the dog is large and cannot be easily taken off, you can use sharp tools such as scissors. , help unpack the clothes. Then move the dog to a cool and breathable place to rest, and pour a little cold water on their body and paws to help dissipate heat; do not touch the dog directly with ice cubes or alcohol to avoid excessive disruption of blood vessels and causing Heat is more difficult to dissipate.
After the rescue process is completed, regardless of the severity of the situation, it is recommended to send the dog to the hospital for further examination. Please straighten the dog's neck on the way to the hospital to keep the respiratory tract open. If the dog vomits and cannot eliminate it on its own, the vomited matter must be carefully removed from the mouth to avoid blocking the respiratory tract and causing shock. Dogs are animals prone to heatstroke. It is recommended that owners avoid going out to play during the day, and carry a can of water spray or mineral water with them. Wet their paws in time to help the dog dissipate heat. Pay special attention to this. The body temperature and psychological response of the fur baby will not cause irreparable regrets.
Be careful when traveling with your dog in summer. It is best to stay at home when the weather is overheating. If you want to go for a walk, etc., it is best to choose it in the morning or evening when the weather is cooler to avoid overheating that may cause dog damage. Heat stroke in dogs.
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