For some people summer may be the best time of year. But, for pets, summer can be one of the most dangerous times of year. With high temperatures, and long days of sunshine, pets, like children are more prone to feeling the detrimental effects of the heat before their adult owners.
Dogs can easily become victims of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, but there are certain things you can do to ensure your pet is always safe and comfortable.
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