…coats A dog’s coat captures air and acts as an insulator trapping heat in the winter and deflecting heat in the summer. Dog breeds such as Labradors, huskies, shepherds and…
…home where there’s more space, water and shade. Dealing with pet heatstroke Signs of heatstroke include: Exaggerated panting (or the sudden stopping of panting); Rapid or erratic pulse; Salivation, anxious…
…the heat cycle in females Heat cycles are usually twice a year for dogs, and result in many unwanted behavioural changes including possible aggression. Cats generally go in and out…
…the chances of your pet getting heatstroke. Outdoor excursions: When hiking, camping, or going to the beach, make sure you bring along a water bowl and water for your pet…
A dog who was spotted in a crate strapped to the back of an RV driving along Highway 1 during a record heat wave on June 28 has been seized…
…Spaying ends the heat cycle in females Heat cycles are usually twice a year for dogs, and result in many unwanted behavioural changes including possible aggression. Cats generally go in…
The BC SPCA strongly encourages people to leave pets at home in hot weather. However, if you do have customers who have brought pets with them, here are some of…
…on a warm day. Cats and dogs have sensitive paw pads that become vulnerable in the heat. Surfaces such as pavement, asphalt and artificial grass can become searingly hot causing…
…that become vulnerable in the heat. Surfaces such as pavement, asphalt and artificial grass can become searingly hot causing blisters or burns on their paw pads. Hot pavement can also…
…so they can get out of the scorching sun and avoid heat stress. You can help, starting in your own backyard. Use a bird bath Extreme heat can cause natural…
…(a.1) Kept in conditions that are unsanitary, (a.2) Not protected from excessive heat or cold, (b) Injured, sick, in pain or suffering, or (c) Abused or neglected. Get more information…
…dried sage 1/2 tsp. salt 1/4 tsp. ground black pepper 1/2 tsp. rosemary (optional) Directions Heat oil in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Add onion and garlic and sauté…
…never knowingly put them in danger, but pets can quickly suffer when left in a vehicle in warm weather, putting them at risk for heatstroke and even death. The good…
…to plan ahead and make your pet’s safety a priority by watching out for some of these potential hazards that come with the warmer weather. Heat Warmer days mean warmer…
…Heat. “We’re excited that the new centre will help the SPCA do even more in our communities to provide life-saving care for animals,” said Kelly. “As a family we are…