Learn how to keep your dog safe in hot weather. Spot signs of overheating and heat stroke, protect paws from burns, and get ...

Dogs panting is usually normal and can happen for lots of reasons, but sometimes it might mean there’s a problem to check. PDSA Vet Emma Fisher ...

Dr. Alex MacLean of Mount Pleasant VEG ER (Veterinary Emergency Group) — a 24-hour emergency health center for pets — ...

"Excessive panting and restlessness are early signs of heatstroke," she warns, pointing out that dogs in distress may appear panicked and suffer from intense drooling. "Eventually, if left in this ...

Signs to watch for include “heavy panting, heavy breathing, excessive drooling, especially after regular activity,” Shannon said. Other signs of heat-related problems include lethargy and a ...

Heavy panting, difficulty breathing, excessive drooling, lethargy and drowsiness are all key signs that your dog is too hot. In extreme cases, dogs vomit and finally lose consciousness.

Monitor pets closely for signs of heat stress, such as heavy panting, drooling or weakness. Provide fans or cooling mats indoors, especially in homes without air conditioning.