With extreme heat events occurring in Eastern Canada, we want to remind you that heat stroke is a medical emergency. Here are signs and symptoms to watch for: - High body temperature - Confusion and lack of coordination - Dizziness/fainting - Very hot or red skin If you or anyone in your care experiences any of these symptoms, call 9-1-1 or your local emergency health number immediately. While waiting for help, cool the person down by moving to a cool place, removing excess clothing (if possible

1.6K views · 11 reactions | Heat exhaustion and heat stroke symptoms can come on quick - do you know the signs? Knowing what heat illness looks like can save lives, so we quizzed Tempeans on the Streetcar to test their knowledge and share some valuable insight. You can learn more about Tempe’s heat mitigation efforts at the link in our bio. | City of Tempe Government | Facebook

When it's hot outside, cats and dogs can easily suffer from heat stroke, a serious condition that can lead to organ failure. Keep your pet safe with these tips: | Ontario Veterinary Medical Association (OVMA)

2.6K views · 72 reactions | From Heatstroke to Hope Life-Saving First Aid for Cats in Extreme Heat Cat Care Guide | Baby Cat | Facebook