Can you tell me how to check if my dog is going to have a heat stroke?

Answer by  carfixer (243)

If their tongue is out and they are panting heavily they are in danger of heat stroke. Also, the nose or tongue may be unusually dry.

Answer by  Roland27 (16334)

If you notice that your dog is getting too warm and is panting you should action to cool him down. Give him water and get him out of the heat.

Answer by  Dana46 (2345)

Look for increased respiration, or panting, and a dry mouth. If either of these are present, offer the dog plenty of water, then ice chips.

Answer by  louisranjhanyahooin (109)

Dogs do not have sweat, cannot emit sweating through haired skin and can the body heat through nose and footpads. If its temperature reaches 106 degree, heat stroke is possible. Increasing anal temperature, speed breathing, dark red gums, always lying down, loss of consciousness, thick saliva , dizziness are symptoms.