
Tips to keep your dog cool and safe in the hot weather
By following some safety advice, you can try and ensure that you keep your pets, and yourselves, safe during the hot weather.
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By following some safety advice, you can try and ensure that you keep your pets, and yourselves, safe during the hot weather.
An allergy is an abnormal response to something in the environment. It is very common in people and is the same in dogs.
It is possible, as it is with humans, that a dog can take in too much water. Whilst this is rare, and less of a risk than heatstroke in dogs, it is useful to know the signs.
Instead of worrying about it being too cold, we need to start thinking about if it will be too hot for our dogs.
Cuts and bleeds are one of the most common first aid emergencies that dog owners and handlers are faced with. For that reason, it’s essential to be prepared for this scenario.
Not many dog owners know that dog first aid is ‘a thing’. If you have a baby and something happens you can ring 999. Experts will help you perform first aid over the phone until paramedics arrive who take charge and then transport your baby to the hospital if necessary. Unfortunately, pets do not have that same luxury.