fidokitty

We've had a bunny in the family for about 2-3 years now and it just died this summer from the incredible heat. My uncle was carrying for it and left it inside near the front of the door. But while he was at the doctors one day the poor bunny died. He said it was heat stroke. I trust that's true he has lived on a farm for years and knows all about cows, horses, rabbits, goats, dogs, and sheep.

Hibby9

That is so sad. It is true that animals can be even more sensitive to heat than people are sometimes. And, without air conditioning, there's really nothing to do but provide shade and water.

Chemikal

People do not realize that animals are more suspect to the heat then humans. Even human succumb to heat after being out in it for a long period of time. I suggest you keep animals in shade if you have them outside. DO NOT KEEP THEM LOCKED IN CARS. ITS ILLEGAL IN MOST STATES.

Batman3223

Taking time out to water a pet is crucial to a pets well being just because the pet looks ok does not mean anything. You know the old saying "Looks can be decieving" Its a sad fact that animals are suffering and pet owners dont realize the signs

-Breathing hard
-Toungue sticking out

These two signs are hints that the needed watering

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