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Heatwave Safety for Your Dog | Lexington News
Dogs can’t sweat, so they overheat fast—heatstroke can strike in minutes. If your pup is panting heavily, sluggish, drooling thick, or won’t drink, it’s an emergency. Never leave them in a parked car or tied up outside. Pavement can burn their paws—same rule: if it’s too hot for your feet, it’s too hot for theirs. Keep walks short, offer shade and water, and call the vet if anything seems off. One dog nearly died after being left in a car for over an hour—thanks to a timely call, they were saved. Lexington’s even updated laws to protect pets in extreme heat. Stay safe, and keep your furry…
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