hot weather tips for pets

Fall may be just around the corner, but the Summer heat still creates uncomfortable, even dangerous, situations for our pets.

As the temperatures climb into the 90's and above, and records are being broken, take some extra precautions to keep your furry friend safe!

Heat stroke (also called "heat exhaustion) occurs when your pet's body temperature rises above the normal range of 100-102.2 degrees. If your pet experiences heat stroke, get it to a veterinarian immediately - you may save your best friend's life!

Summer can be a fun time for all of us, but the high temperatures can put our furry friends at serious risk.

You would never put your pet in an oven, but that's essentially what you are doing if you leave an animal in a closed car on a warm day. Either leave a…