Summer Heat & Protecting Dogs Paws

How to protect your dog's paws this summer

Hot pavement can burn the pads on your pet's feet.

by Mary Jo DiLonardo

May 19, 2016, 4:03 p.m.

Mother Nature Network

 

 

Imagine walking down the sidewalk barefoot on a blistering hot day. You'd be in agony after a few seconds.
That's how your dog likely feels when you head out for a stroll in the heat of the day. Pet owners often overlook how painful hot pavement can be for their four-legged companions. Here are some tips for protecting those paws when it's hot outside:  read more...

Senior Pets

Your pet is getting older, but the care you give throughout its lifetime can minimize and prevent disease as he or she ages. Proper care includes periodic checkups, routine vaccinations, parasite control, dental examination, regular exercise, and a good diet.

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Hot Weather!

During late spring, summer, and early autumn, the weather can be very unbearable for all of us...and that includes your pets.

We have provided seasonal newsletters as a guide for your and your pets:  click here

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Please remember to be a good friend to your furry best friend.

Daily, keep them supplied with plenty of cool fresh water, fresh food (ant-free), and plenty of shade. If it's too hot for you, it's too hot for them, too! Keep 'em cool ♥

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