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

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

A Rhode Island State Police K-9 is back home after spending nearly two weeks in intensive care for a life-threatening case of heat stroke.

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.” ...

As dangerous heat continues to blanket the Tennessee Valley, it’s not just people who need protection, our pets are also at risk.

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

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 heat-related ...

Dr. Bodnar said if they have to go out, keep it quick and remember the temperature of the concrete is a lot higher than the ...

Cats, dogs and other house pets are easier to keep cool, but pet owners still have to remain vigilant during the summer, Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control spokeswoman Arielle Weinberger said.

The National Weather Service has issued an extreme heat warning for the entire state as temperatures in the Lowcountry ...

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.