Pet Overheating Risk Factors
IS YOUR PET AT RISK OF OVERHEATING OR HEAT STROKE? How does your pet score on this risk checklist? Practice extra caution in hot weather if your pet checks on...
Pet Health & Veterinary Advice
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- Digestive Problems
- Dogs in Season
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- Overheating and Heat Stroke
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- Puppy Toilet Training
- Puppy Training
- Reusable Incontinence Pads
- Slow Feeders
- Washable Dog Nappies
Is It Too Hot to Walk My Dog?
Environmental temperatures and dog overheating The temperature of your environment can be a crucial risk factor to whether or not your dog is susceptible to overheating when out for a...
Managing Pets in Summer Heat
Unlike humans, pets have limited ways in which to cool themselves. Rather than sweating like us, your dog and cat pant to cool down, having very limited sweat glands located...
Overheating and Heat Stroke in Dogs and Cats
HOW YOUR PET CAN GET TOO HOT Just like you, your pet has in-built homeostatic mechanisms to maintain the balance between body heat production and loss. Simply put, if your...
Signs of Pet Heat Stroke
Mild Signs That May Suggest Your Pet Is Getting Hot: o Agitation or restlessness o Constant panting o Excessive thirst o Less responsive behaviour o Excessive grooming (cats) o Sweaty...
Dog Incontinence
If your dog is suddenly leaking urine or urinating in the house after being housetrained, it’s time for a vet visit. While urinary incontinence is rather common in dogs, there...