Vet Q&A: Why Your Dog’s Appetite Drops in Humidity
Vet Q&A: Why Your Dog’s Appetite Drops in Humidity
IN · Published Oct 13, 2025
High humidity makes it harder for dogs to cool down, reducing their appetite as their metabolism slows.
Adjust feeding schedules, provide fresh water, and consider wet food to help dogs eat during humid weather.
Consult a vet if appetite loss is severe or accompanied by lethargy, vomiting, or excessive panting.
Dog's appetite decreases in humid weather
As the summer heat rises, you might notice your furry friend turning their nose up at their food bowl. A decreased appetite in dogs during humid weather is a common concern for pet owners. We spoke with leading veterinarians to understand why this happens and what you can do to ensure your dog stays healthy and well-fed during the warmer months.
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