JAMÁS hagas esto si a tu PERRO le da un GOLPE DE CALOR
In this Spanish‑language video Javier Pariente warns dog owners about the rapid onset of canine heatstroke and outlines the most common mistakes that accelerate the condition. He explains that symptoms can worsen dramatically within 15 minutes and that owners often walk dogs during the hottest part of the day, feed them when it’s very warm, or leave them in cars, all of which raise the risk. The core advice is what NOT to do: never plunge a overheated dog into ice‑cold water or apply ice directly, as this can cause shock. Instead, cool the animal gradually with lukewarm (tepid) water, applying it in stages while monitoring temperature. He also stresses that shade and water alone are insufficient because humidity magnifies heat stress, and that cars can reach 50 °C in minutes. Dogs regulate temperature through paw pads and panting, not sweating, so owners should test pavement heat with their hand—if it burns the hand, it will burn the dog’s paws. The video’s purpose is to provide urgent, practical guidance to prevent fatal heatstroke in dogs.
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