Nothing better on a hot day than a roll in the grass in a shady spot. At least, that's what the dog seems to think. Until, that is, the flies show up,...
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The ferret and I are on the same wavelength when it comes to heat: 60s = good, 70s = warm but OK, 80s = too hot to move, and 90s = shoot me now or...
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Here's a short list of do's and don'ts gleaned from my recent articles on protecting pets from heat, noise and inappropriate food, all of which...
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Just a reminder that fireworks and dogs generally do not mix. Nor do crowds and dogs. In fact, some Fourth of July celebration venues require that you...
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A reminder: Hot weather is hotter in a car. Also, most pets are even more sensitive to heat than humans of a similar size—and people...
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As the weather heats up, the fact that many dog owners work during the day and can only walk their dogs mornings and evenings becomes a blessing. With...
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Heat is not the only summer hazard your pets face. Pets as well as people tend to spend more time outside when the weather is warmer. These fortunate...
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About two weeks ago, I introduced the summer heat problem in Hot dog should describe what you eat but not your pet. After a weekend in the hills of...
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News flash: If you haven’t been outside recently, summer just arrived even though Memorial Day, early this year, doesn’t happen until next...
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