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Heat Stroke in Animals
Heat stroke is a serious and potentially fatal condition that requires immediate recognition and intervention. In this webinar, the speaker discusses the causes, risk factors, clinical signs, diagnosis, emergency management, and prevention of heat stroke in animals. The session highlights practical approaches to stabilizing affected patients, monitoring complications, and educating animal owners on preventive care during periods of extreme heat. Real-world clinical insights and commonly encountered challenges are also discussed to help improve decision-making in veterinary practice. Whether managing companion animals, livestock, or working animals, understanding heat-related illnesses is essential for protecting animal health and welfare during hot weather conditions.
Download the handout to access a practical guide on the recognition, diagnosis, treatment, emergency management, and prevention of heat stroke in dogs.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11295878/pdf/VETMED-67-07-121144.pdf
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