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Dogs can tell time! (Well sort of!) It is believed that dogs have a general sense of time. Their perception isn't the same as ours but they can tell the difference between one or four hours. 4 | my pet magazine FROM THE BLOG... Slow F ding Options for Dogs & Cats Are you looking for ways to enrich your raw or wet food fed pet's mealtime experience? Or how to slow down the "hoovering" of all the food in a split second? Then the latest vet-n-pet DIRECT Blog may be helpful for you in selecting suitable devices. In our modern world our pets no longer have to work for their food, but there are many benefits to extending the mealtime process. Read all about the best options available here >> blog.vetnpetdirect.com.au Heatstroke is a very serious and life threatening condition which can occur when your pet overheats and is unable to reduce their core body temperature. As a pet owner it is important to know the signs and symptoms of heatstroke, which include; c Rapid panting c Staggering, weakness or lethargy c Gums and tongue might appear dark or bright red and be sticky or dry c Salivating or drooling c Vomiting and/or diarrhoea – possibly with blood c Rectal temperature between 40-43 degrees c Seizures or Coma Some things that you can do to help lower your pet's core body temperature if they are overheating or possibly suffering from heat stroke include; c Moving them into a cool, shaded place c Use cool, not freezing, water to cool them down by offering small amounts to drink or by putting wet towels on their body, feet and head. c If you have a fan or air-conditioning this will help to aid in the evaporation and cooling. N.B. These steps can also be done in the car (while someone else is driving) on the way to the vet. If you ever suspect that your pet is suffering from heatstroke contact your veterinarian immediately. Getting heatstroke treated quickly is instrumental in survival and recovery as it can progress rapidly and cause organ damage. It is always best that you speak to your vet even if it seems the condition was mild or has improved. tried+teed "Amazing results! Originally advised by my Vet to help my very anxious mini pinscher with a huge house move from interstate. All I can say is she is a different dog. It has worked amazingly well, I started about two weeks before the move and she's been great. Am going to carry on for a while as she seems so much more chilled and less anxious about the everyday things that would have bothered her previously!" - Jandbd, vet-n-pet DIRECT customer ZYLKENE CAPSULES A natural product, proven to help manage stress and anxiety in cats and dogs HEAT STROKE

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