At what temperature can dogs get heatstroke?

When the temperature is above 30 degrees, dogs may get heatstroke. Different dogs have different physical qualities, some are afraid of heat, and some are not afraid of heat. Dog's skin sweat glands are underdeveloped. They only have sweat glands in a few parts such as the soles of their feet, so they can't completely regulate their body temperature.

In the case of high temperature and direct sunlight in summer, long-term exposure or overtraining will lead to heatstroke. Puppies, old dogs and obese dogs have low tolerance and are more prone to heatstroke. Dogs suffering from heatstroke will suddenly feel depressed, unresponsive, unstable in gait, weak in limbs and elevated in skin temperature. Some of them were excited and upset for a short time, but they soon became inhibited.

The fastest way for dogs to cool down

1, you can choose to swim with the dog.

The weather is hot, and dogs need to exercise every day. You might as well take your dog swimming. You can bring some toys in the water, proper play and training, and some snacks, such as dried diced chicken and sliced chicken, to reward your dog appropriately. Not only can it release the dog's energy, but it may also cool the dog.

2. Blow the fan or turn on the air conditioner for the dog.

When the dog is too hot in summer, you can selectively turn on the fan or air conditioner for the dog and lower the temperature appropriately, but you can't stay in the air conditioner for a long time, and the temperature can't be too low, usually around 26 degrees to avoid the dog catching a cold.