US EditionVCA Animal Hospitals: HOW TO PROTECT YOUR PETS FROM SUMMERTIME SAFETY HAZARDS
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VCA Animal Hospitals: HOW TO PROTECT YOUR PETS FROM SUMMERTIME SAFETY HAZARDS
LOS ANGELES, July 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Summer days are here! As the weather heats up, pet owners will be spending more time outside. With most notable risks being heat stroke and dehydration, there are some lesser-known hazards to pets…
Unfortunately, every year, veterinarians encounter animals suffering from heatstroke or sunstroke, who arrive at the clinic in very bad condition and are often unable to help them. In the heat, you also have to pay close attention to animals. Heat poses a risk not only to humans, but also to animals, both wild and domestic animals. Med.Vet Veterinary Clinic draws attention to the dangers of heat and how to avoid trouble. The human body is full o…
Incredible heat: a veterinarian alerts about disguised abandonments. Is your animal really safe in the shade?
The canycular time affects not only humans, but also animals from the family, plants or zoos. High temperatures are a serious cause, especially for heat sensitive species. At the zoo in Chisinau, animals benefit from a rich menu in fruit and vegetables, and some are enriched with air conditioning devices.
How To Best Keep Pets Cool During These Hot Summer Days
Summer is here, and when those furry friends are outdoors, it is important to remember that every season has its hazards. “The heat from sunlight coupled with humidity is just as tough on pets and outdoor animals as can be on us,” said Matt Bussan, DVM, President, ISVMA Board of Directors. “When we plan to go outside in the heat, don’t forget your responsibility to ensure your pet or outdoor anima...
One of the heads of the Pfungstadt Shelter tells how the residents find cooling on hot days and she points out a danger to the animals.
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