Sentences with phrase «pets on hot days»

Did you know that car temperatures rise at a much faster rate than the outside air temperature and can be a very deadly place for our pets on hot days.

Frozen carrots or apple slices are also a tasty — but healthy — snack to refresh your pet on a hot day.

The safest place for your pet on a hot day is at home, not in the car.

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Airlines also embargo animals on very hot and cold days, so always have a backup plan for your pet.

On really hot days, place one of the frozen bags in your pet's habitat for her to lie against or be near.

Never leave a pet in a car on a hot day or let them ride in the back of open trucks.

A heated bed will keep your pet warm on cold days, but a cooling bed is designed to keep your pet cool on hot days.

It's better to leave your pet at home than tie him in front of a shop or leave him in the car on a hot day.

An ice cold beer or mixed drink might be the perfect refreshment on a hot summer day, but it is not going to have the same effect on your pet.

Let the owner know that their pet is hot and it would be better for their pet if he or she were left at home on hot days.

If the pet is trying to control body temperature, offer the pet other cool locations on hot days or heated areas on cool days.

· Cooling Bed - Dog beds are oftentimes too warm in the summer for your pet to enjoy, which is why you may frequently find them sprawled out on the tile floor instead on hot days.

Never leave your pet in a parked car on a hot day, even if you feel you have provided proper ventilation.

Sadly, many pets have died because they were left in cars on warm — and not necessarily hot — days while their owners were shopping, visiting friends, or running errands «for a few minutes.»

Do not leave your pet outside on a hot day and always make sure your pet has a cool, comfortable place to escape the heat.

For playful pets or those used to joining in on the afternoon run, it's wise to change up the schedule to avoid the hottest points in the day.

This should go without saying, but we still hear the tragic tales of dogs and other pets being left in cars on hot days.

For example, unknowing dog owners leave their pets in cars on hot Sacramento days.

Another tip that may seem obvious, but is still a large concern within the pet community, is to never leave your pets in the car by themselves — especially on hot days.

Here are a few tips to help keep your pets cool on these hot days:

Most of the time, leaving your pet in the car may seem like an alternative to tying them up outside but, on these hot days, it's deadly.

On hot days, the inside car temperature can soar to more than 100 degrees, which is deadly for pets.

I have worked professionally with pets for over 8 years and just yesterday a «Good Samaritan» approached me about leaving my dog in the car on a hot day.

Never, ever leave your pet in a car on hot days even for a short amount of time.

Always check your pet's paws for any sign of a burn after being outside on hot days — some signs to look out for include licking their paw, discolouration of the pad, bleeding and limping.

The biggest rule of all, though, is to never leave your pet in a parked car on warm, hot, and sunny days.

Please avoid heatstroke in your pet by never leaving them inside a car on a hot day.

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Overexposure to sun and heat can dehydrate your pet, so leave her at home on a hot day or take frequent trips indoors to cool her down during a long day in the sun.

Always keep an eye on your pet — both indoors and outdoors — on hot summer days and make sure she has constant access to shelter, water, and a safe, cool spot.

Leaving kids and pets in cars unintended on a hot day can result in death.

Home owners can also remotely adjust the temperature in their house, letting their pets cool off on a hot summer day, and turn the lights on and off while they are away to prevent potential vandalism to the house while they are away on vacation.