Just as you look forward to all of the fun of the summer season, the warm weather brings out the inner puppy in your dog. However, summertime can also bring dangers from both physical injuries and health risks to your canine best friend.
Here are some of the risks that may turn a happy summer day into a trip to an emergency animal clinic.
Physical dangers
Heat related risks
Your dog is susceptible to both heat exhaustion and heatstroke when its body temperature rises too quickly and overwhelms its own internal cooling mechanisms.
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If you have brought a new addition into the family in the form of a new puppy, you are most likely thrilled and are having an absolute great time. Little puppies grow up so fast and it is therefore very important to enjoy them while they are little. You will also have a lot of responsibility with your puppy. You need to make sure that they are well taken care of in regards to medical attention.
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If you recently got word you are needed in an area out of town for a family matter and you have a dog as a pet, you are undoubtedly concerned about who you will get to care for them in your absence. If you are unable to find a trusted friend or relative to tend to your animal, taking them to a pet boarding service is an option you have available.
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The arrival of summer means that you and your dog can spend more time outdoors. It also means that your pet is at a greater risk of suffering heat-related illnesses. Therefore, it is important to take steps to protect your dog's health. Here are just a few ways you can guarantee your dog will stay well this summer.
Check the weather. Before heading outdoors with your dog, check out the humidity levels.
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If your cat spends time outside, it could suffer from a variety of injuries, including those caused by animal attacks or automobile accidents. Being prepared in advance will help you provide immediate attention for those injuries. Here are four steps you'll need to take if your cat suffers from injuries while outside.
Calm Your Cat
The first thing you'll need to do is calm your cat. It may be panicked, or in shock, which means it might not want to hold still for you.
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