Heat Wave Hits Southwest: Precautions for Dog Owners
• Extreme heat wave in the Southwest poses risks for dogs; walk them in early morning or late evening.
• Monitor dogs for heatstroke signs like excessive panting and weakness; cool them down and seek vet care immediately.
• Protect paws from hot pavement with booties; carry water and opt for shaded routes during walks.
Extreme heat endangers pets in southwestern US
A severe heat wave is impacting the southwestern United States, with temperatures reaching up to 112°F (44°C) in Arizona, California, and Nevada. This extreme heat poses significant risks to dog owners who must take extra precautions to protect their pets.
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