Vet Gives Advice to Dog Owners for Hot Weather

A vet warns dog owners to take care of their pets during the heatwave.

A vet with 32 years of experience says dog owners should put a wet bandana on their dog before walking. He is tired of seeing owners make the same mistakes. He wants to help owners keep their dogs safe.

The vet says dogs may not show signs of being too hot, and by the time owners notice, it can be too late.

The vet advises soaking a bandana in cold water and tying it around the dog's neck. This helps keep the dog cool during walks.

The vet has more advice for dog owners. He says to watch for signs of stomach problems in dogs.

The vet suggests adding plain canned pumpkin to a dog's food to help with digestion.

For red, itchy paws, the vet recommends trying apple cider vinegar. It can help without using chemicals.

A dog owner thanked the vet for the advice on using a bandana.

Another user asked about using apple cider vinegar on a dog's paws. Someone replied that you should mix it with water and soak the paws.

It's best to take your pet to a vet instead of trying to fix problems yourself.

The Blue Cross charity says temperatures over 20 degrees Celsius can be too hot for dogs, especially during exercise.

Some dogs are more at risk of heat problems due to their breed or health.

If it's too hot for your hand, it's too hot for your dog's paws. Walk them in the morning and bring water.

Dogs don't need to exercise in extreme heat. Keep them indoors in a cool room.

If your dog gets bored, try refreshing their training or giving them a puzzle toy.

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