Walk your dog in the early morning or in the evening when the pavement is cooler.
Always test using your bare foot to ensure your dog’s paws will not be burned as a result of stepping on hot roads and pavements.
Here are some cooling tips…
Remember the 5-second rule!#dogs #heat #hotweather #summer #heatwave pic.twitter.com/GTUGdSre66
— Graeme Hall (@GraemeDogfather) July 9, 2022
Too hot for walkies? ☀️ 🥵
🐾 Fill a puzzle-feeder with their dinner & chill it in the fridge. 😋
🐾 Teach your dog new tricks to keep them busy without heading out in the heat. 😄
🐾 Rotate which toys you give them to keep playtime fun! 🧸
👉 https://t.co/K9MM0EtvZZ pic.twitter.com/c1XvAcMfdZ
— Dogs Trust 💛🐶 (@DogsTrust) July 16, 2022
It’s very likely the UK will record its highest ever temperature today. That’s not good news, especially for those of us covered in fur. Here’s some helpful advice for how to spot if your cat is struggling and what to do if they are: pic.twitter.com/hsEOLN1pfd
— Larry the Cat (@Number10cat) July 18, 2022
How to keep cats cool during a heat heatwave – 6 ways to keep your cat safehttps://t.co/IoCxcoJen1 pic.twitter.com/zDL5ptrMnf
— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) July 16, 2022