These 3 articles provide pearls for educating clients on heat-related illnesses, plus various treatment methods to curtail this dangerous condition.
As the weather continues to get warmer, heatstroke and heat-related veterinary cases continue to spike drastically. In light of it being National Pet Hydration Awareness Month, we have selected 3 articles containing tips and tricks for educating clients on the topic, plus treatment methods for patients who present with hallmark signs of overheating complications.
From teaching pet owners useful strategies to help their pet avoid getting heatstroke to an overview of what puts dogs at risk and treatment options—there’s something for everyone. Happy reading!
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