Flagler Humane Society veterinarian Frank Caporale shared tips on how to keep your pets safe outside, and which overheating ...

If you're feeling the effects of this week's heat warning, so are your pets, and it's important to keep them safe.

Pets and other animals can suffer heat-related illnesses just like people can. Here are things you can do to keep them safe ...

City of St. Peters Animal Control urges pet owners to prevent heatstroke by avoiding hot cars, providing water and shade, and ...

Safety tips include avoiding hot pavement, providing shade and water, and never leaving pets in parked vehicles.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) – Summer heat can be tough on pets during walks. Here’s how to keep them safe when temperatures rise. Use the 7-second rule. If you can’t hold the back of your hand on the ...

The progression from heat stress to heat stroke can be rapid, and often fatal. Some individual animal factors, such as having a short muzzle (think of breeds such as pugs, French bulldogs and Persian ...

The hottest temperatures of the season have arrived in the Kansas City area, and while many people know the signs of heat ...

It has been a hot past few days, and we have one more day this week with highs in the 90s. In addition to keeping ourselves hydrated like Meteorologist Chris Michaels discussed this week, we also need ...

Extreme heat in Alabama poses dangers to pets, requiring owners to take precautions. The ASPCA recommends providing ample water, avoiding parked cars, and recognizing heatstroke signs in pets.

As the heat wave continues, experts say the rule of thumb is simple: If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for them. As the heat wave continues, experts say the rule of thumb is simple: If it’s too ...