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University of Guelph vet outlines warning signs of heat stress in dogs

Dogs can overheat in minutes, and short-snouted breeds face the highest risk, according to a University of Guelph emergency veterinary specialist.

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Dogs are at higher risk of developing heat-related injury than cats, says expert

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U of G vet outlines warning signs of heat stress in dogs

Dogs are at higher risk of developing heat-related injury than cats, says expert

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University of Guelph vet outlines warning signs of heat stress in dogs

Dogs are at higher risk of developing heat-related injury than cats, says expert

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haltonhillstoday.ca broke the news in Halton Hills, Canada on Thursday, July 2, 2026.
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