(Stacker) - As the temperatures rise during the summer months, so do the risks to your dog’s health. Heat-related conditions, such as heatstroke, are among the most serious and life-threatening issues ...

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 ...

One sign of heat stroke that may be unfamiliar to many is bright red gums.

As temperatures in Missouri rise, it's important to keep pets safe from overheating. Local pet owners have plenty of advice on how to keep pets cool in the summer. Christie Lewis owns two dogs: Anya, ...

With record temperatures hitting the U.S., pet owners have to protect their four-legged family members from dangers like heat stroke and dehydration. But keeping an animal the size of a small car cool ...

Summer heat can be intense – especially when you're living in a van with a dog. In this video, we share practical tips and ...

It’s easy to forget that while we’re enjoying the sun, our dogs are experiencing heat in a completely different and more dangerous way. They can’t tell us when they’re too hot, so it’s our job 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 ...

As temperatures are getting hotter in the Pacific Northwest, veterinarians are reminding people to take extra precautions with their pets. How hot is too hot for dog paws? Sidewalks can get hot. If ...