Pay attention to exercise time

Exercise time should be chosen in the early morning or afternoon when the sun is about to go down. At this time, the weather is not so hot. Once you find that your dog has symptoms of heat stroke, such as depression and difficulty breathing, take it Move to a cool, ventilated place and send to a pet hospital for treatment immediately.

Be careful not to leave dogs in the car

People with cars should pay special attention and never keep dogs in cars without air conditioning, because the temperature inside the car If it is very high and the air does not circulate, the dog's heat cannot be dissipated and it is very likely to cause heat stroke and death from lack of oxygen.

Pay attention to the freshness of the food

The high temperature and humidity in summer will cause the dog bowl to easily breed bacteria. It is best not to eat food that the dog cannot eat in one meal for the second meal. Dog bowls should be thrown away and cleaned in time. Dog food is also prone to mildew in the summer. Pay attention to whether mildew occurs and replace the dog food in time. The amount of dog food stored in the summer can be relatively reduced to prevent bacterial growth.