Dogs are prone to heatstroke

The most common disease for dogs in summer is heatstroke. The weather is very hot in summer, and dogs' sweat glands are not developed, so they are prone to heatstroke. In the summer, owners should try to avoid taking their dogs out for a walk when the ultraviolet rays are strong. It is best to choose mornings or evenings when the temperature is not high. Pay more attention to your dog’s hydration. If you have heat stroke, you must send your dog to the hospital immediately.

Dogs are prone to skin diseases

Summer is the season when dogs shed a lot of hair, which gives germs and parasites an opportunity to sneak attack. The dog's skin will begin to become red and swollen, and then hair will fall out. Therefore, the owner should try not to let the dog wander in places with many bugs such as grass, and should not get involved with other dogs. After returning home, the dog should be bathed or cleaned of foreign objects on the body.

Dogs are prone to gastrointestinal diseases

Gastroenteritis is also a disease that dogs are prone to in summer. Because the weather is hot in summer, food easily deteriorates. If your dog eats it, it will easily cause vomiting, diarrhea, etc. If the dog's condition is mild, just feed some probiotics. If the condition is serious, the owner will send the dog to the hospital for treatment.

Dogs are prone to parvovirus

Parvovirus is one of the most serious infectious diseases that harms dogs. It is generally divided into enteritis type and myocarditis type. Generally speaking, parvovirus is relatively rare. Good treatment, but many times it will result in the death of the dog. Summer is the season with high incidence of microorganisms, so owners must pay attention. As long as the owner vaccinates the dog regularly, the dog is still very safe.