As temperatures rise, many of us seek refuge in air-conditioned spaces or change into lighter clothing. However, our furry ...

Heat strokes aren't just for humans. The signs of heat exhaustion in pets can be harder to spot, but just as deadly.

Heat exhaustion can quickly progress to heat stroke, so it’s important to monitor your dog, take its temperature, and go to your veterinarian immediately if symptoms worsen.” ...

Heat waves are tough on people — and tougher on some pets, especially dogs. A vet offers advice on keeping them safe.

Scorching temperatures can be dangerous for our pets. Here are some easy ways to keep them safe in the summer.

Most dogs are comfortable walking when temperatures range between 15C and 25C. However, several things can quickly increase ...

Cats, dogs and other house pets are easier to keep cool, but pet owners still have to remain vigilant during the summer, Palm ...

Symptoms of heat stroke include: High body temperature (103°F or higher) Skin that is hot, red, and dry (no sweating) Rapid pulse ...

Heat index values may reach 111° in NC this week, increasing risk of heat-related illness. Heat stroke requires urgent care; symptoms include confusion, seizures, and dry skin.

A German shepherd pup named Michael Jordan is looking for a new home after he was rescued from a hot car in Colorado, ...

Heat index values may reach 111° in NC this week, increasing risk of heat-related illness. Heat stroke requires urgent care; symptoms include confusion, seizures, and dry skin. CDC urges ...