K-9 First Aid - Heat Stroke |
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Heat Stroke
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Signs/Symptoms :
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- Excessive panting
- Rectal temperature above 105-106 degrees F
- Disorientation
- Weakness
- Rapid pulse/breathing
- Brick red mucous membranes
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| Treatment - Get the dog into shade, into a creek if available. Use same precautions as with human, don't use ice water bath. Slowly cool down the body temperature, immerse in a cool water bath. Ice can be placed, with caution, under armpits, head, neck, and groin area, being sure to wrap in cloth first. Monitor temperature, avoiding cooling too much. Transport to veterinary hospital. |
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This information is only a guide for giving first aid to a dog. It is not intended to replace veterinary care, but to give FIRST AID until you can get professional help. |
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K-9 Videos, related to Training, Police Dogs and other related videos |
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