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Keep those paws safe: Protecting pets from hot pavement this summer
As temperatures rise during summer months, pavements can become dangerously hot for pets, particularly dogs. Asphalt and concrete surfaces can reach temperatures up to 60degC when the ambient air is only 30degC. This can result in painful burns or blisters on delicate paw pads. Veterinarians across the country are urging pet owners to take extra care while walking their animals during peak sunlight hours.
Typical signs of pavement-related injuries include limping, licking or chewing of paws, and visibly red or damaged pads. If your pet shows discomfort after a wa...