High temperatures in the summer aren't just dangerous for humans. Dogs also need care and attention so they don't overheat. There are plenty of ways to enjoy the summer, such as heading to the beach ...

We are not the only ones who need to be careful when it’s hot and sunny outside — dogs can experience heat exhaustion, dehydration and sunburn too. As their owners, it’s our job to pay attention to ...

Along with safe practices to prevent overheating, these products can help keep your pets cool in hot weather. See our recommendations → In addition to the fans and ACs that you may already be running ...

Consider adjusting your pup’s walk schedule to early or late in the day when the temperatures are lower, and avoid strenuous walks or runs when temperatures are too high. The ground temperature should ...

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Dogs are good at keeping their cool on the outside, but staying outside too long can leave them feeling worse for wear. “Excessive panting, fatigue, and things like not acting ...

Overheating is dangerous for dogs and can lead to dehydration, seizures, heatstroke, and in some cases, even death. As the weather gets warmer, it becomes more important than ever to know how to keep ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." We know every summer is hot, but with a recent heat wave taking over most of the U.S. now is as good a ...

High temperatures are on everyone’s mind in central Pennsylvania this week, and keeping yourself cool is only half the battle, as your furry friends and other pets might need help, too. Here are a few ...

As temperatures begin to rise, you might be enjoying soaking up all the sunshine – but it’s important not to forget about our four-legged friends. Unlike humans, dogs aren’t as effective at regulating ...

The summer is here, and that means that it’s hot outside. What does that mean for your pup? Find out how heatstroke can be a serious problem for doggies exposed to too much heat. Heatstroke occurs ...

A few years ago, when housing prices were at an all-time low, I was considering moving to Phoenix. The first house I looked at had a large backyard. “Perfect size for the dogs,” I recall telling my ...