Summer can bring many hazards for dogs. Some common ones include heatstroke from high temperatures, dehydration, sunburn, hot pavements burning paw pads, insect bites, and exposure to toxic plants or chemicals. It's important to keep your dog cool, hydrated, and protected from the sun. Provide plenty of fresh water, shade, and never leave your dog in a parked car. Use pet-safe sunscreen if your dog has exposed skin. Be cautious of walking on hot surfaces and check your yard for toxic plants. Regularly use flea and tick prevention to avoid insect bites. Always be aware of your dog's surroundings to prevent any accidents.

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Dog Care Pet Safety Heatstroke Prevention Toxic Plants Summer Hazards Insect Bites