Rapid, excessive panting can signal heatstroke. Watch for it during hot weather or vigorous exercise.
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If your dog is drooling excessively, it could indicate heatstroke. Act quickly to cool them down.
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A racing heart rate is a sign of heatstroke. Monitor your dog's pulse for any irregularities.
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Heatstroke can cause weakness and even collapse in dogs. Don't ignore these alarming signs.
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Dogs with heatstroke may experience vomiting and diarrhea. Seek immediate veterinary attention.
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Check your dog's tongue and gums. If they're bright red, it could indicate heatstroke.
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Heatstroke can lead to confusion or disorientation in dogs. Keep an eye out for these symptoms.
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In severe cases, heatstroke may cause seizures in dogs. Act fast to cool them down and seek emergency care.
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