Preparing Pets for Late Summer Heat and Storms
• Ensure pets have constant access to fresh water and shaded areas to prevent heatstroke during late summer heat.
• Update pet identification and prepare an emergency kit with essentials like food, water, and medications for storm preparedness.
• Create a safe, comfortable indoor space for pets during storms to reduce stress and anxiety.
Heat and storms: dual late-summer threats
As late summer approaches, pet owners need to be vigilant about the dual threats of heat and storms. September often brings a mix of lingering high temperatures and the potential for severe weather events, making it crucial to prepare accordingly to ensure the safety and well-being of our furry friends.
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