How to Keep Your Pets Safe and Cool as Summer Temperatures Soar
· Texas Border Business
As summer temperatures rise, the City of McAllen urges pet owners to take precautions to protect their animals from heat-related issues. Residents are reminded to provide fresh water, shade, and a safe environment for their pets. Walks should be scheduled during cooler times, and the asphalt test can help determine if surfaces are too hot for pets. Signs of heat stroke include excessive panting and weakness, requiring immediate veterinary attention. Additionally, pets should never be left in parked cars. McAllen's Animal Care Services offers resources and encourages reporting distressed animals to ensure their safety during extreme heat.
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