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Should I let my dog drink water while panting?

Lazaro Conroy
Lazaro Conroy
2025-07-31 00:55:41
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If you see your dog panting, try taking the following steps: Stop exercise. Provide them with a drink of fresh, clean water. Give them the time and space to calm and cool down. When panting, they breathe out hot air and breathe in cool air, while allowing water to evaporate from their tongue and mouth. This cools down their blood stream and their bodies. During hot or humid days, always take extra care to prevent overheating, such as avoiding exercising your pooch during the hottest parts of the day.
Eldora Kuphal
Eldora Kuphal
2025-07-30 20:59:45
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Stop for water breaks, maybe around every mile or when you see that your dog is panting hard, allowing your dog to drink just enough to quench her thirst each time. Don’t allow her to gulp large amounts of water at one time, as this can lead stomach upset or bloating. One of the more practical products available for dogs is a water bottle cap that releases small amounts of water when the dog licks the roller ball in the spout. You can also use a bottle with a pop-up spout, so that you can control the amount of water your dog is drinking. After a period of cooling down and rehydrating with water -- small amounts at a time so he doesn’t gulp too much down -- feed your dog her normal meal. If your dog is panting heavily and the panting doesn’t slow down even after you have slowed down for a water break, or he becomes disoriented or weak, call a veterinarian right away.
Adele Cremin
Adele Cremin
2025-07-30 20:05:26
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Panting helps dogs cool off when they’re hot or engaged in vigorous exercise. It’s normal for a dog to start breathing harder or panting after exertion. Give your dog cool, not cold, water. Or give them ice cubes to lick. If you suspect heatstroke, first follow the steps to help cool your dog safely. Overheating is a medical emergency -- and one of the most serious reasons for heavy panting in dogs. If you think your dog may have heatstroke, a quick response can be lifesaving.