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Extreme heat in the UK has led to an increase in heatstroke cases among pets, even when they are resting at home. Veterinary experts note that while traditional risks like walking dogs in the heat or leaving them in cars remain well-managed, pets in gardens, greenhouses, or indoor spaces are now also affected by high temperatures. Signs of heat stress include heavy panting, confusion, lethargy, and vomiting, prompting recommendations for owners to keep pets cool, provide ample water, and avoid unnecessary stress or travel during extreme weather.
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