7 Ways to Prevent Heat Stroke in Dogs
- by Pedro Padierna
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‘Heat stroke’ is a term commonly used to mean an unusually high body temperature. When talking about domestic animals, this usually means a body temperature of above 39.4°C (103°F). A dog’s life is at risk when their body temperature is above 41.2°C (107°F). Heat stroke can cause loss of consciousness and multiple organ failure, resulting in death if not treated.
