What to do if Samoyed is afraid of heat Samoyed is afraid of heat

Samoyed is afraid of heat solution:

1. Cool down with cold water. The owner can prepare more cold water at home, because the dog mainly relies on the tongue to cool down, and more cold water can allow the dog's tongue to cool down by drinking water or contacting cold water.

2. Reduce going out. When the weather is hot, it is best to reduce the number of times you go out to walk the dog, and change the time for daily walks to cool mornings and evenings when the temperature is relatively low.

3. Cut the hair short. The hair on the toes of the Samoyed can be properly trimmed, and it only needs to be thinned. This is its heat dissipation channel.

4. Take a bath to cool down. Take a bath to lower the temperature of the body surface. In hot weather, you can increase the frequency of bathing Samoyed dogs, about four times a month.

5. Sufficient moisture. Drink enough water for the Samoyed to resist the hot weather and relieve the Samoyed from being afraid of heat.

Treatment of heat stroke in Samoyed:

1. Drink plenty of water. When you find that the dog is panting heavily and showing signs of heat stroke, give the dog a lot of water immediately, and turn on the air conditioner and electric fan to cool the dog.

2. Take self-help. When the Samoyed has symptoms of heat stroke, the owner should immediately take self-help, instead of blindly waiting for the veterinarian to come to treat the Samoyed.

3. Bloodletting immediately. When it is found that the dog cannot stand, the dog should be bled immediately to lower blood pressure. Use a knife to make a cut at the root of the Samoyed's tail to make it bleed.

4. Rinse with cold water. If you find that the symptoms of heat stroke in Samoyed are more serious, you should immediately rinse the Samoyed’s whole body with cold water to cool down. If possible, you can put the Samoyed in a cold water tub to cool down the Samoyed.