What Is Heatstroke — and Why Are Dogs So Prone to It? Heatstroke (also known as heat-related illness or non-pyrogenic hyperthermia) happens when a dog’s core body temperature rises above their safe range and they can’t cool down effectively. A healthy dog’s normal body temperature is between 38–39.2°C. Once it hits 40°C, you're in the danger zone. At 41°C, the risk of organ failure begins, and at 42°C or higher, heatstroke can be fatal. Unlike humans, dogs don’t sweat to cool

🐶 How Grit Affects Dogs and Top Tips to Keep Them Safe This Winter 🌨️ So the snow and ice have been here all week this got me thinking are you guys aware of the danger of grit and now to protect your dogs? On Sunday, taz was having fun in the snow; the next we knew she had cut her pad. This was not a major issue as I knew how to stop the bleeding and the correct way to wrap it to make sure it had a chance to heal as we were snowed in and it would have been dangerous to get

The short answer is yes! Garlic is full of nutrients and has huge benefits when fed to dogs in small amounts. Ranging from a natural flea and tick repellent to supporting gut health and so much more. Amino acids Potassium Zinc Phosphorus Vitamins A and C Magnesium Manganese Calcium, Selenium and B complex vitamins Garlic is a mild antibiotic, antifungal, antioxidant, and antiparasitic properties. It also contains inulin, which is a prebiotic, so brilliant at helping th