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Could you give her an ice-cube in a saucer? When Tink is hot (summer starting here) and still runs about the garden, she loves an ice-cube to lick.:aimeeyork |
It is very hot right now. I think it's normal. I love the ice cube idea. I'm going to try this with mine after a walk. Thanks. |
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i think it's normal because dogs don't sweat and thats their version of "sweating" is the panting.. teddy does it and he eventually gets to the point where he's not panting anymore and he's fine |
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What about when I'm not home to monitor her...are there freezable chew toys? I really like that idea! |
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When Maxwell got overheated and would not drink water, I gave him van ice cream and we lapped it up and was fine within 20 minutes. |
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keep her cooled off with a water bath as often as needed:) |
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Well everyone, I called the vet. She said that she's fine as long as she keeps water in her body. It's very normal for dogs to pant when they are hot. Nothing to fear as long as she's still alert and so on. The Vet assured me that if anything was wrong, I'd know and I'd definitely bring her in at that point. |
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hyper thermia is too hot hypo thermia is too cold my dogs love to get wet and instantly feel better:):) plus air conditioning...:aimeeyork |
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