heat stroke pets

While heat stroke in a pet can be treated, the treatment is not always successful. Prevention is the best medicine - don't risk your best friend's life!

Too many pets suffer, even die, in the summer heat - don't let that happen to your best friend!

Heat stroke (also called "heat exhaustion) occurs when your pet's body temperature rises above the normal range of 100-102.2 degrees. If your pet experiences heat stroke, get it to a veterinarian immediately - you may save your best friend's life!

Summer heat can be uncomfortable, especially for your dog. Most dogs enjoy being outdoors, but they can overheat or burn their paws before you know they…