Dr. Arnold said it’s a good idea to check your dog’s paws regularly during the summer and monitor their behavior for any signs of extreme heat exposure, such as burning or scarring.

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

It depends a lot on if your dog is acclimated to the heat or not. What I mean by that is if you’ve newly moved to a really hot, humid place and it’s their first time out, I would err on the ...

They regulate their heat through panting and through their paw pads and nose. You need to pay attention if your dog starts panting more than normal. “It’s excessive panting,” Ross-Estrada said.

Extreme heat can be life-threatening for pets. Follow these vet-approved tips to keep your pet safe during scorching temperatures.

Heavy panting, difficulty breathing, excessive drooling, lethargy and drowsiness are all key signs that your dog is too hot. In extreme cases, dogs vomit and finally lose consciousness. If your dog is ...

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

The dog days of summer refer to the hottest, muggiest days of the season—learn the origin and meaning behind the phrase.

To help you find the best cooling mat for your dog, I tested 10 popular designs with my pitbull mix, Marty McFly. In addition, my editor's senior hound mix, Homer, was happy to test, too.

"Preventing heatstroke in dogs requires several proactive measures," Dr. Rebecca Tremble, a veterinarian, told Newsweek.

Not only can the extreme temperatures overheat your animal, but they could also burn their paws on the pavement. Here's what ...

The Las Vegas shelter said Baby Gage's former owner was unhoused and made the heartbreaking decision to give him up so he can ...