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Signs that Your Dog is Hot
Excessive panting
Rapid, panting breathing is one of the most common signs that a dog is hot. They may open their mouths and breathe rapidly to try to regulate their body temperature.

Red tongue and gums
When a dog is overheated, its tongue and gums can become very red or even purple. This coloring is an indication that he is having difficulty regulating his body temperature.

Excessive salivation
If a dog is drooling more than usual, it could be a sign that he is hot. Increased salivation is the body's way of trying to cool itself.

Weakness or low energy
Overheated dogs may appear tired, have lower-than-normal energy, or are reluctant to move. They can look for cooler places and lie down, avoiding physical exertion.

Restlessness
Some dogs may show signs of restlessness when they are hot. They may pace back and forth, appear irritated, or show obvious discomfort.

Increased heart rate
A racing heart could be a sign that your dog is struggling to regulate his temperature. Observing the heart rate can help determine if the animal is suffering from the heat.

Vomiting or diarrhea
Overheating can lead to gastrointestinal upset. Vomiting or diarrhea may indicate that the animal is experiencing problems due to excessive heat.

Muscle tremors
In extreme cases of overheating, dogs may experience muscle tremors. This could be a warning sign of a dangerous situation. In this case, do not hesitate to seek veterinary help.

Increased body temperature
Using a thermometer is the best way to check your dog's body temperature. A temperature above 39°C may indicate hyperthermia (temperature higher than normal).

Lack of appetite
Excessive heat can reduce your dog's appetite. If your pet is refusing food, it could be a sign that it is not feeling well due to the heat.