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Style Dining! With the warm weather upon us, it is time to start having
fun outdoors with our furry friends. It's easy to forget that
while taking pets on our fun outings, they need special
consideration. Here are some helpful tips to make sure
you and your pet have a safe, fun-filled summer.
Never leave your pet alone in a vehicle. Even a parked car
with the windows cracked will heat up to dangerous levels
within minutes, and can cause brain damage or death to
your pet. As the sun shifts during the day, even parking in
the shade can be deadly. Depending on severity, your
local animal control or humane officer could issue you a
ticket or even be forced to open your vehicle if the animal
is near death.
Playtime should occur during mornings or evenings,
when it's cooler outside. Indoor playtime is most
beneficial when the weather is humid or your pet has just
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