Every year, more than 10,000 cases of pets overheating are reported. Unlike humans, dogs cannot regulate their temperature by sweating. They rely almost entirely on panting, which is simply not enough on hot days.
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When a dog's body temperature rises above 40.5 °C, heatstroke can become life-threatening and cause organ failure or worse. This doesn't require a heatwave: a warm car, a stuffy room, or a long walk in mild weather can be enough.
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Keeping your dog cool this summer is not a luxury. It's essential.