May was the hottest month that I can recall in Tallahassee, and I have (mostly) lived here since 1984. Unfortunately, it will continue to heat up out there, so please take precautions with your dogs!

This summer is already a scorcher, and the past few summers have seen record-setting temperatures and heat waves around the world. People are trying their best to stay cool and healthy, but those with ...

Consider adjusting your pup’s walk schedule to early or late in the day when the temperatures are lower, and avoid strenuous walks or runs when temperatures are too high. The ground temperature should ...

As the summer heat continues, veterinarians emphasize the importance of monitoring dogs for signs of heat exhaustion or stroke, which can lead to serious health issues.Signs of heat exhaustion in dogs ...

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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 ...

LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- As temperatures soar above 100 degrees across the region, pet owners face increased responsibility to exercise their dogs safely while recognizing critical warning signs of ...

When the temperature is 85 degrees, limit the time your dog spends outdoors. When temperatures exceed 80 degrees, be diligent in watching for signs of heatstroke or dehydration in outdoor cats. It's ...

PEOPLE. LOCAL EMERGENCY VETERINARIANS SAY THEY HAVE SEEN AN INCREASE IN HEAT STROKE CASES THIS SUMMER SO FAR. FIRST WARNING METEOROLOGIST BROOKE SILVERING JOINS US FROM JUNO BEACH WITH WHAT ARE SOME ...

NEW ORLEANS — Summer has officially started, and it can be a fun time to be outside with your pets. However, owners should be cautious about their pooches spending too much time in the heat. Dr.

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — As temperatures rise, many of us seek refuge in air-conditioned spaces or change into lighter clothing. However, our furry friends don’t have the same luxury. Veterinarian Dr.