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    1. The document provides signs of heat stroke in dogs and recommendations for a tailored summer diet for dogs. 2. Signs of heat stroke in dogs include heavy panting, rapid breathing, excessive drooling, bright red gums and tongue, elevated body temperature over 103°F, vomiting, diarrhea, and rapid heart rate or seizures. 3. Recommendations for a tailored summer diet include increasing water intake, offering more moisture-rich foods, avoiding heavy meals by feeding smaller more frequent meals, avoiding hot and spicy foods, and adding cooling foods like watermelon and cucumber to their diet.

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    1. The document provides signs of heat stroke in dogs and recommendations for a tailored summer diet for dogs. 2. Signs of heat stroke in dogs include heavy panting, rapid breathing, excessive drooling, bright red gums and tongue, elevated body temperature over 103°F, vomiting, diarrhea, and rapid heart rate or seizures. 3. Recommendations for a tailored summer diet include increasing water intake, offering more moisture-rich foods, avoiding heavy meals by feeding smaller more frequent meals, avoiding hot and spicy foods, and adding cooling foods like watermelon and cucumber to their diet.

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    Dog Tri Inside

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    1. The document provides signs of heat stroke in dogs and recommendations for a tailored summer diet for dogs. 2. Signs of heat stroke in dogs include heavy panting, rapid breathing, excessive drooling, bright red gums and tongue, elevated body temperature over 103°F, vomiting, diarrhea, and rapid heart rate or seizures. 3. Recommendations for a tailored summer diet include increasing water intake, offering more moisture-rich foods, avoiding heavy meals by feeding smaller more frequent meals, avoiding hot and spicy foods, and adding cooling foods like watermelon and cucumber to their diet.

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