As another heatwave hits Oxfordshire the RSPCA has issued advice on signs and symptoms of heatstroke and what to do if your pet overheats.

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Rising summer temperatures pose serious health risks for dogs. Here are expert tips on how to care for your furry friends.

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Here's 7 life-saving tips every dog owner should know during a heatwave. Understanding overheating warning signs can prevent a medical emergency. Early signs include frantic panting, excessive ...

Animal control officers and Pittsburgh police stepped in following reports of two dogs tethered outside a Lawrenceville home in extreme conditions for several days.

Heavy panting, difficulty breathing, excessive drooling, lethargy and drowsiness are all key signs that your dog is too hot.

The combination of high temperatures and humidity poses a serious risk to dogs, cats, and other household animals.