7 dog breeds at highest risk of heatstroke and key signs to look out for (opens original article in a new tab)

Dog owners are warned about the risk of heatstroke in pets during high temperatures, with specific signs to watch for and preventive measures advised.

• Searing temperatures put pets at risk of fatal heatstroke
• Early signs of overheating include heavy panting, sticky saliva, and red or pale gums
• Owners should walk dogs during cooler times and avoid leaving them in hot cars