Heatstroke and cold injury in pets
Heatstroke kills in minutes. Cool safely; prevent cold injury in winter.
Heatstroke signs: heavy panting, dark red gums, collapse, temperature over 40 °C. Move to shade, wet with cool (not ice) water, fan and go to the vet. Never leave pets in cars. In winter watch for hypothermia, antifreeze and cats in car engines.
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