How to Cool a Dog Down Quickly (and save their life) | Hot weather dog care pt 4
Heatstroke can be a rapid killer so learning how to cool a dog down quickly and prevent heatstroke might just save your dogs life.
Heatstroke in dogs is a serious risk and it doesn’t even need to be that hot outside. A warm spring day can be just as risky as a hot summer one. If your dog has not had time to adapt and become acclimatized then an un-seasonally warm spell may be enough.
Learning how to cool a dog down quickly can be life saving. Heatstroke is a true dog emergency but it has been shown that if an owner cools their dog down before taking them to the vet then the chance of dying is greatly reduced.
Join me as I go through and explain 5 key steps to cool your dog if you are worried they might be developing heatstroke. Cooling your dog off is not the end of their care. Heat stroke can cause multi-organ failure and so taking your dog to the vet quickly is a key step to ensuring their survival.
Accessories to keep your dog cool:
– Folding bowl –
– Water bottle and bowl –
– Crate fan for the house and car –
– Cooling vest wrap –
– Neck cool pack –
– Pet sunscreen! –
Hot weather dog care:
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– Can the pavement burn dog paws? –
– Corn Cobs and other BBQ dangers –
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