What are the signs of heatstroke in pets

[JaseAlvarado]

What are the signs of heatstroke in pets

[EdwinHuynh]

Sure! Here are four different ways to answer that:

[KoltonKramer]

"Hey! If your pet is panting heavily, drooling a lot, or seems super lethargic, those could be signs of heatstroke. Also, if they’re stumbling around or their gums look really red or pale, you should definitely get them cooled down and check with a vet."

[TaliaMcIntosh]

"So, if you notice your furry friend acting weird in the heat—like excessive panting, drooling, or even vomiting—that’s a big red flag. Also, if they seem disoriented or are having trouble standing, it might be heatstroke. Better to be safe and cool them off fast!"

[JaysonFarley]

"If your pet starts acting all sluggish, has a rapid heartbeat, or is panting like crazy, it could be heatstroke. Look out for things like bright red gums or if they’re not responding well to you. Time to cool them down and call the vet!"