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Vet urges dog owners to do this 5-second test before every summer walk
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Dog heatstroke is a serious condition that can occur when a dog's body temperature rises excessively, often as a result of excessive exercise or exposure to high temperatures. As summer temperatures soar, the risk of heatstroke in dogs increases, making it essential for owners to take preventative measures to protect their pets. Vets Now, an emergency veterinary service, has experience in treating heat-related illnesses in dogs and is well-placed to offer advice on how to prevent them.
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Vet urges dog owners to do this 5-second test before every summer walk
Vets Now has warned of a sharp rise in dog heatstroke emergencies this summer and is urging owners to carry out a test before heading out – here's what you need to know to keep your pet safe in the heat.
25 Jun, 13:23
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