Solutions to Husky heatstroke:

1. If your Husky shows signs of heatstroke, you should immediately take the dog to a cool place to avoid the sun. If possible, try to move the dog indoors. Air conditioned place.

2. Give the Husky water to drink and replenish more water. Do not force it to replenish itself.

3. Wet the husky’s hair with water to cool down, or use ice cubes to cool down in places such as the armpits.

4. The owner can use rubbing alcohol to wipe the Husky’s foot pads to help dissipate some heat.

5. Immediately send the husky to the hospital for treatment after cooling.

Symptoms of heat stroke in Huskies:

1. Huskies’ appetite decreases and they no longer like to eat.

2. Huskies will have symptoms of panting, hypoxia, excessive heartbeat, and their body temperature will exceed 40 degrees.

3. Huskies have no energy, look very sleepy, are unwilling to move, and like to sleep.

4. Huskies with severe heatstroke may suffer from epilepsy, tremors, and coma due to brain hemorrhage and edema.