A few days ago, the Department of Disease Control and Prevention of the Ministry of Health of Thailand announced that in just two months from March to April this year, a total of 30 people died of heat stroke in Thailand, twice the number of deaths last year, and the number of deaths increased significantly compared with last year.
On April 30, according to Thai media reports, a few days ago, Thai veterinary experts revealed that according to statistical reports, since February this year, 100 pet cats and dogs in Thailand have died of heat stroke. According to veterinary experts at Kasetsart University, the symptoms of heat stroke in animals include panting, being motionless, refusing to eat but still drinking water.
Therefore, the hot weather reminds the people who have pets to pay more attention, and if the pet has difficulty breathing and lies still for a long time, it should be taken to the veterinarian.