Avoid walking your pets on hot surfaces like tarmac or concrete, as these can burn their paws. Walk them early in the morning or late in the evening when surfaces are cooler.
Pet parents should avoid exercising their pets during the hottest part of the day. Instead, take them for a walk early in the morning or late in the evening when the temperature is cooler.
Soaked in cool water, cooling mats/pads keep pets cool for up to 3 days. They absorb body heat and offer a refreshing sensation, helping pets stay comfortable during the summer heat.
Ensure that pets always have access to fresh, cool water in summer. Refill water bowls frequently or consider using a pet fountain to keep water circulating and cool. To keep them hydrated.
Provide pets with access to shade and cool areas during summer. For outdoors, use umbrellas, tarps, or trees. Indoors, ensure cool places with fans or air conditioning for a comfortable stay.
Regular grooming helps pets stay cool in summer. Brush to remove excess hair and prevent matting. Trim long-haired pets, but avoid shaving completely as their fur protects them from sunburn.