India, April 17 -- Summer brings with it a host of seasonal ailments that affect not only humans but also pets. From dehydration to skin infection, the rising temperature can make your furry babies vulnerable to health issues that might turn serious if neglected. Here are some of the 'pet summer diseases' you should watch out for, along with their symptoms and preventive measures. Read on...

"Dogs, especially brachycephalic breeds like pugs and bulldogs are more susceptible to heatstroke," says Dr Ashlesha Dave, Co-founder and Senior Veterinarian, Blue7vets, Tardeo (Mumbai). The symptoms include heavy panting, drooling, lethargy and vomiting, and sometimes, your pet might even collapse.

Take a few precautions, and you can prevent heatst...