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Keep Your Dog Cool in Hot Weather | Texas News
Dogs can’t handle heat like we think they can—especially indoor pups who’ve never faced extreme temps. Heat stroke is deadly, and vets see spikes in cases May through June. Dogs don’t self-regulate or know when to stop, so you must lead the charge: hydrate constantly, take frequent breaks, and avoid midday walks. Short-snouted breeds, puppies, seniors, and overweight dogs are at highest risk. Watch for panting, weakness, and lethargy—these are heat stroke signs. Cool them down with water on ears, belly, and paws, then rush to the vet if they don’t improve. And never leave your pup in a…
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