Heatstroke kills dogs, pure and simple. This is common knowledge, but did you know that it’s not always the hottest days of the year that are the most dangerous? Download my free Hot Weather Dog Care Guide -
Where we can also get a dangerous situation is from a sudden increase in temperature, and that can be just as dangerous as a hot day in the middle of summer.
The classic example of this is an unseasonably warm spring day where the temperature is nowhere near as hot as it usually is in the summer. But it's an abnormal temperature for that time of year. It might've been quite cool, There might've been a cool breeze, The sun might not have been out, but then you get this glorious day where the sun comes out.
There's no breeze and all of a sudden, it is a lot hotter than it normally is at that time of year and than it has been for the preceding day.
The dog then hasn't had a chance to build up a tolerance. This is the situation when we will often see heatstroke, hyperthermia, and potentially death.
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