Okay, let’s be real. Most of us aren’t just “dog owners” anymore, we’re full-on dog parents. And just like any proud parent, we want our fur babies to look good, feel comfy, and maybe even turn a few ...

The pup was safely removed and taken to the Southeast ... dogs do not have sweat glands all over their bodies and must rely on panting to cool down. Heatstroke occurs when a dog’s body ...

Hydration is key when keeping your dog cool in the heat. Water makes up 60% of your pup's body, so it is vital for them drink the right amount every day. The amount of water your dog should ...

Lay it flat on the floor, spread it on an existing dog bed, lay it across a dog car hammock or roll it out on the grass to provide a cool resting spot anywhere your pup goes. The pressure ...

The dog days of summer are here—along with record-high temperatures and the increasingly difficult task of keeping your pup cool. Cooling dog beds offer a welcome reprieve: The best ones use ...