Hypothermia in dogs can be a serious condition, especially during cold weather or after exposure to cold water. Some signs of hypothermia in dogs include shivering, lethargy, weakness, cold ears and feet, pale gums, and a slow heart rate. In severe cases, dogs may experience muscle stiffness, shallow breathing, and even collapse. It's crucial to warm up a dog with hypothermia slowly by wrapping them in warm blankets and using heating pads. However, it's important not to use direct heat sources like hair dryers or heating pads set on high as they can cause burns. If you suspect your dog has hypothermia, it's best to seek veterinary care immediately.

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