"Heat stroke" is also called "heat exhaustion". Summer is here. Faced with high temperatures, cats and dogs only rely on the sweat glands on the soles of their feet and the edges of their mouths and noses to dissipate heat. The regulatory center in the body cannot respond to changes in temperature in a timely manner. If daily life arrangements are not appropriate, , easily lead to heat stroke.

So, how to tell if your pet has heatstroke?

How to prevent pets from heatstroke?

Let’s take a look together!

Signs of heatstroke in pets: Panting, rapid heartbeat and pulse, congestion of mucous membranes, dark red gums, varicose veins and other symptoms, vomiting of white bubbles, and confusion

When the weather is hot, owners should pay more attention to their pets. If any abnormality is found, they must not take it lightly. The harm of heat stroke to pets can be great or small. If the body temperature is left unchecked, it is likely to cause shock, coma or even life-threatening injuries.

It is recommended that owners do the following to avoid pet heatstroke.

1. Try to avoid going out for a walk when the sun is at its strongest or at noon.

2. Indoor: Good ventilation environment to maintain air circulation.

3. Outdoors: Never leave pets alone in a car with the windows closed. If it is outdoors in the sun, it is also dangerous if there are gaps in the car window glass.

4. Prepare enough drinking water at any time and replenish water in time.

5. Do not expose to the sun for a long time.

If your pet unfortunately suffers from heat stroke, you should consult a doctor promptly and use professional and safe measures to relieve symptoms and cure it as soon as possible. If your pet has a loss of appetite, Kakato’s canned mousse can come in handy. Kakato’s canned mousse is fresh and healthy, with a delicate and moist texture. Easy to absorb, suitable for pets of any age! It can also be fed by syringe to supplement nutrition and promote body recovery.

Article source: Kakato pet food