Heatwave: How to Protect Pets from Heatstroke

Pet owners should take extra precautions during the current heatwave to prevent heatstroke in pets, as high temperatures can be particularly dangerous.

Veterinarian Stefani Dimosphenous highlighted that incidents of heatstroke in dogs, cats, rabbits, and other small animals are common each summer.

Recommended measures include ensuring pets have access to shade, water, and avoiding vigorous exercise during peak heat hours.

Signs of heatstroke in pets can include excessive panting, lethargy, and disorientation, and immediate veterinary attention is advised if these symptoms appear.

Pet owners are encouraged to be vigilant and proactive in protecting their animals from the extreme heat conditions.

Heatwave: How to Protect Pets from Heatstroke

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