Drink plenty of water to prevent heat stroke

Pets should be provided with water throughout the day, and the water should be changed every day to keep the water clean. When you go out for a walk with your dog, don’t forget to bring them water and a water bowl. Be sure to give cold water, not ice water, to prevent gastrointestinal irritation. The best time to take them out is in the morning or evening, and let them play in the shade as much as possible.

Don’t leave your pet alone in the car

For those who have a car, do not leave your pet alone in the car while you go out to eat or do errands by yourself. Because the temperature in the car is very high in summer, it is very difficult for the heat to escape, even if the car window is opened a small crack, which can easily cause heatstroke in pets. When you come back and find your baby unconscious, it may be irreversible.

Beware of pet air-conditioning disease

If your pet stays in an air-conditioned environment for a long time, it will also be affected by air conditioning. Therefore, owners should not let their pets sleep under air conditioning vents. It is best to keep them in an environment with natural wind. In addition, do not blow the air conditioner directly after bathing your pet.

Correct summer shearing

In summer, the hair on the soles and abdomen of pets should be cleaned promptly to help dissipate heat; the ear hair of long-eared dogs should be trimmed to prevent the breeding of mites. It is best to bathe and comb it every week to prevent skin diseases. Also pay attention to the different trimming methods of different dog breeds, so that each dog has its own standard summer grooming. Don’t think that dogs don’t care about their own image. Beautiful makeup will increase their appetite! If dogs don’t like their new image, they will be depressed, shy to meet people, and even suffer from depression.