Hyperthermia or heat stroke can have disasterous effects on the canine body, loss of fluids and increased body heat can cause collapse, seizures and even death.
Thursday, 5 January 2012
Dogs die in hot cars
Even with a window half way down the average temperature in a car can rise by 75% in 5 min!!!!
Hyperthermia or heat stroke can have disasterous effects on the canine body, loss of fluids and increased body heat can cause collapse, seizures and even death.
In the event of finding a dog traped in a hot car, please contact RSPCA, local police or Animal Welfare League for help.
Hyperthermia or heat stroke can have disasterous effects on the canine body, loss of fluids and increased body heat can cause collapse, seizures and even death.
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