Dr. Bindra's Multispeciality Veterinary

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Heat Stroke   This is the Case of Heatstroke that came in our clinic yesterday. What is Heat Stroke? Heatstroke is an extremely dangerous condition that can develop if a dog gets too hot. Normal body temperature for a dog tends to sit between 100.4-102.2°F. If your dog’s body temperature goes above 104°F they are at risk of heatstroke, which can cause seizures, organ damage, internal bleeding, coma and even death. Dogs have limited ability to sweat, so instead, they pant and use shade to cool themselves down on warm days. However, dogs also love to run around, which is why nearly three quarters of heatstroke cases develop while playing and exercising. It can also be caused by simply sitting somewhere too warm, or being trapped somewhere hot, such as a car. Any dog can develop heatstroke, but flat-faced, overweight, giant-breed, thick-coated, very old and very young dogs are most at risk. What are the signs of Heat Stroke? Panting Fast breathing/difficulty breathing Lethargy (low energy

WEEPING ECYZEMA   It is common to see the development of moist eczema in dogs where the weather is hot, especially if your dog has long fur or thick coat.  This condition is form of acute inflammation of the skin as well as exudation that can develop in a manner of hours.  Areas of moist eczema can develop anywhere on your dog’s body. Symptoms of Moist Eczema in Dogs Symptoms of moist eczema may include: Persistent licking Persistent chewing Persistent scratching Pruritus  Alopecia  Lesions that become red, exudative, swollen, erythematous, moist  Causes of Moist Eczema in Dogs There is almost always an underlying cause to this condition.  It is up to you and your veterinarian to figure out what started the persistent agitation to the area.  Typically, causes can include flea bite hypersensitivity, ectoparasites, food hypersensitivity, contact dermatitis, otitis externa, ocular disease, and even anal sac disease.  Pain can also be a cause of your dog’s moist eczema.  If your dog is exp

What is Dehydration? Canine Dehydration: Dogs, much like people, require water to ensure their bodies are working properly. Water is so important, in fact, that essentially all bodily functions require it to remain healthy and operative. If your dog loses more water and electrolytes than they are taking in, they will begin to dehydrate, and their health will deteriorate. It's important to understand that dehydration in your dog can lead to kidney failure, unconsciousness, and even death in extreme cases. How to Prevent Dehydration in your Dog? You should contact your vet if your dog is suffering from severe or continuous vomiting and/or diarrhea, so they are able to examine your pet to determine the underlying cause. Many serious health conditions may present with symptoms of vomiting and diarrhea, all of which require immediate medical attention. If your dog is experiencing these symptoms, try to offer them an electrolyte solution to replace lost minerals and maintain their fluid