During the summer months, temperatures can rise dangerously high, posing serious risks for our four-legged friends. Dogs are more sensitive to heat than humans and can overheat quickly. In this blog post, I'll discuss which temperatures are too warm for dogs, the dangers of hot surfaces for their paws, and provide essential tips for keeping your dog safe and comfortable during the hot days.

Image of katerina vulcova via Pixabay

From What Temperature Does It Become Dangerous For Dogs?

It's important to understand the temperatures at which you need to take extra precautions for your dog:

  • 20-24°C: This is usually a comfortable temperature for most dogs. Provide plenty of shade and fresh water.
  • 25-29°C: It's starting to get warm. Limit physical activities and watch your dog for signs of overheating.
  • 30-35°C: These temperatures are dangerous. Avoid walks and physical exercise during the hottest hours of the day.
  • 36°C and higher: Extremely dangerous. Keep your dog indoors in a cool environment and only go outside for necessary toilet breaks.

Loading full article...