Hot Summers: How to Protect Pets from Heat Problems

When it gets hot again over the weekend, it not only burdens us humans. Our four-legged companions also suffer from the heat. They too can get sunburn or heatstroke, which can subsequently lead to skin cancer.

Expert Tips for Summer Heat: Refreshing Treats and Sun Protection

In particular, the sensitive paw pads can easily burn on hot asphalt in the summer, which is why experts recommend walking during cooler times of the day - such as early in the morning or late in the evening. During the day, plenty of water, ice treats, and pet-friendly sun protection can help.

The house or apartment should ideally be kept cool with closed curtains, fans, or cooling mats.

Heatstroke in Pets: Caution is Advised

Caution is advised with these signs: excessive panting, loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, and lethargy - all these things can indicate heatstroke in pets.

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