Cool Dog Heartbeat Sweat Shirt

Cool Dog Heartbeat Sweat Shirt! Here is some information on heat stroke in dogs, and how you can avoid it. First of all, dogs become overheated much easier, and much more than people do. The reason for this is because of two factors: the fact that they are wearing their fur coat all year round, and are only able to sweat out of their paws. Since the only area that can produce sweat is the paws, your dog must be able to release heat another way. This comes from panting, which unfortunately is much less effective and requires much more effort.

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Additionally, snubbed nosed breeds such as pugs, bulldogs, and boxers have a harder time in hot weather due to the smaller airways to push out hot air, as well as breathe in cooler air. Additionally, dogs that have naturally thicker coats, as well as older dogs are more prone to heat stroke and the Cool Dog Heartbeat Sweat Shirt. In light of this, it is important to take all necessary precautions to keep your dog cool. The first and most obvious prevention to heat stroke is to Never leave your dog in a hot car, even just for a couple minutes. Even with the windows left open a crack at 22 degrees celsius – 26 degrees celsius can become well over 38 degrees in minutes. This is extremely uncomfortable for a human in shorts and a T shirt, let alone a dog with a full fur coat. Many dog owners that have left their pet in cars in the sun have been victims of broken windows in order to save a dog that was minutes from death.
Some symptoms of heatstroke include: Drooling, diarrhea, vomiting, rapid heartbeat, warm, dry skin, glassy eyes, salivation followed by very dry gums, hyperventilation and rapid, heavy panting. If you suspect your dog, is experiencing heat stroke, the best remedy is water. However, do not use ice cold water as this is a very dramatic change in temperature and can shock your Cool Dog Heartbeat Sweat Shirt. Putting your dog in the tub, an outdoor kiddie pool, or gently hosing them off with a garden hose are all good ways to cool them off. Keeping them hydrated is also extremely important for both preventing and curing heat stroke.