Natural Foods to Cool a Dog's Fire: Effective降温 Remedie

What to Do When Your Dog Has a Heatstroke:

Firstly, ensure your dog has a rest in a cool and comfortable environment. Take a moment to examine your pet. If there's an excessive amount of eye discharge, you can gently clean your dog's eyes with a boracic acid solution. Be cautious not to touch the eyes directly to prevent the spread of bacteria. Also, check if the hair around your dog's eyes is too long, as it might be irritating the skin.

Next, consider administering some cooling and detoxifying remedies, such as blue root tea, which is known for its cooling properties. It's best to soften the dog food with warm water before feeding it to avoid giving your pet overly dry and hot meals. Always let freshly cooked food cool down before serving it to your dog. Additionally, incorporating vegetables like bitter chrysanthemum and cabbage can help regulate your dog's gastrointestinal system.

The most effective way to cool down a dog is through dietary adjustments. While injections and medications can be challenging for dogs to tolerate, altering their diet is a more natural approach. You can offer your dog some vegetable porridge and brew some blue root tea as a refreshing drink. Serve two packets a day for three days. Moreover, avoid feeding your dog milk during this time, as excessive milk consumption can lead to heatstroke. You can, however, add extra vegetables like cabbage and carrots to their diet.

During the summer, if your dog feels particularly hot, consider trimming its fur slightly to help it stay cooler. Avoid taking your dog out during the peak heat of the day to prevent it from overheating.

Pet Doctor's Tip: For more information on how to manage your dog's heatstroke, you can read our article "How to Handle Your Dog's Heatstroke and Constipation in Summer." Click here to learn more.