Extreme heat is no joke, and our pets are definitely not fans of “hot girl summer” when it means burning paws and panting like they ran a marathon. Please help keep your furry family members safe by limiting outdoor time, offering plenty of cool fresh water, and bringing them inside often to relax in the AC or shade.
- Walk pets early in the morning or later in the evening.
- Keep outdoor time short and supervised.
- Never leave pets in a parked car, even for a minute.
- Check the pavement before paws hit the ground.
- Watch for signs of overheating like heavy panting, drooling, weakness, or acting “not quite themselves.”
*KritterKast Outlooks are meant to help you plan ahead and keep your pets comfortable and protected in all types of weather. While we aim to share helpful and reliable information while conditions can change faster than a wagging tail! Be sure to check with the National Weather Service or your local meteorologists for official forecasts and updates. Always use good judgment and take precautions to keep both you and your furry friends safe when the weather turns.
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