Dogs suffering from heat stroke and unable to stand up will generally recover within 1-2 days. Since dog sweat glands are underdeveloped, dogs will suffer from heat stroke when the ambient temperature is higher than 35 degrees Celsius in summer. In response to this situation, it is recommended that the owner immediately use alcohol or a warm towel to wipe the dog's foot pads, ears, groin and other places with less hair to help the dog dissipate heat, and then send it to the hospital for rescue immediately. You need to be careful not to go out during the hot summer months.

How to prevent heatstroke in dogs

1. Physical cooling: You can prepare some ice pads at home. Dogs can lie on the ice pads to rest when it is particularly hot. You can also use a soaked cold towel to wipe the dog's neck, front and rear legs, armpits and other parts to cool the blood and evaporate body heat. At the same time, the dog needs to be placed in a place with good air circulation and away from the sun. If necessary, give the dog an electric fan or install an air conditioner indoors.

2. Avoid exposure to the sun: The outdoor temperature in the south generally reaches above 34 degrees, and the surface temperature can even fry eggs. Dogs’ small feet can easily get burned when running outdoors. In order to ensure the dog’s daily exercise, we can choose to walk the dog in the early morning or evening to avoid exposure to the sun.

3. Drink plenty of water: Make sure that dogs have enough drinking water. Dogs have a higher body temperature than humans and consume water much faster than humans. Make sure they have enough water to drink. is very important.

4. You need to remember to trim your dog’s hair, and you can trim it appropriately. But remember not to shave your dog's hair, because the coat protects the skin. If you shave your hair, the sun will easily burn your dog's skin.