Category: Symptoms and Signs

Heatstroke, also known as hyperthermia, occurs when a pet’s body temperature rises to dangerous levels, typically above 39.5°C (103°F). This can happen due to excessive exposure to heat, high humidity, or overexertion. Unlike humans, who sweat to cool off, pets rely primarily on panting and minor sweating through their paw pads. This makes them more […]

Pets, like humans, can experience emergencies that require immediate attention. Being prepared and knowing what to do in these situations can make a difference in your pet’s well-being. Here’s a look at ten common pet emergencies and how to handle them effectively. 1. Choking or Difficulty Breathing Signs: Gagging, coughing, pawing at the mouth, or […]