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Symptoms of and Treating Heat Stress in Your Pets

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- Signs of heat stress are:
- Heavy panting
- Glazed eyes
- Anxious expression
- Refusal to obey commands
- Rapid pulse
- Unsteady, staggering gait
- Vomiting
- Purple tongue
If your pet becomes overheated, it is a true medical emergency. Take charge. Move your pet to the shade immediately and apply cool (not cold) water in order to lower core body temperature. Let your pet drink small amounts of water or lick ice cubes. Even if you succeed in cooling the animal, relapses are common. You must still get your pet to the veterinarian immediately to prevent shock, organ damage and brain damage.
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