Extreme Heat Linked To Increased Pet Dog Deaths
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8 July 2025
Dogs face increased mortality risk on extreme heat days, especially above 32 degrees Celsius temperatures
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Public holidays and Sundays see higher dog mortality rates, with unclear reasons behind the trend
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New Year's Day and Christmas Day have the highest dog mortality rates due to various factors
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Certain dog breeds, like Labrador Retrievers and Golden Retrievers, are more prone to heat-related illnesses
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Pet owners must take proactive measures to keep dogs safe during heatwaves and hot days
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Keeping dogs in cool, shaded areas and avoiding exercise can help prevent heat-related illnesses
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Climate change will increase heatwaves' frequency and intensity, putting dogs at greater risk worldwide gradually
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Reducing carbon emissions is crucial to mitigate the impact of climate change on dogs' health
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Weather bureaus can warn people about upcoming hot days to help protect dogs effectively
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Cooling dogs immediately with water or fans can improve their chances of survival significantly always
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