Dogs may vomit due to heatstroke. Heatstroke in dogs is caused by long-term exposure to hot environments or sunlight. It usually manifests as elevated body temperature, loss of appetite, lack of energy, shortness of breath, etc. In severe cases, it may cause unsteady walking, foaming at the mouth, coma and Symptoms such as shock, if timely treatment is not taken, the dog may die.

Methods to prevent heat stroke in dogs

1. In hot weather, dogs are likely to become dehydrated. If your dog is going to be outdoors in hot weather for a long time, you must make sure they have fresh, clean water to drink, rehydrate appropriately and frequently, and take frequent breaks in the shade.

2. In summer, choose the coolest morning or evening of the day for outdoor activities. However, if the outdoor temperature reaches around 32°C or even higher, it is recommended to stay indoors.

3. The trachea of ​​short-muzzled dogs is longer, so the efficiency of panting to dissipate heat is relatively low, so special attention must be paid.

4. Never leave your dog alone in the car, because your driver’s seat will quickly become a deadly oven that cannot withstand heat. Even if you open the windows to allow air circulation, the dog will Heat stroke or serious illness may occur.