Why Dogs Pant More in Late February Evenings (Even Without Heatwaves)
• Increased dog panting in late February evenings can be due to temperature fluctuations, seasonal allergies, or anxiety.
• Ensure your dog has fresh water, monitor temperature, and consider allergy medication if needed.
• Consult a vet if panting is excessive or accompanied by other symptoms to rule out underlying health conditions.
Dogs panting more in late February evenings
It's common for dog owners to observe their dogs panting more than usual during late February evenings, even when it's not particularly hot, and there are several reasons for this.
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