Beverly Hills, CA - In the hot summer sun, many surfaces to which a dog’s paws might be exposed to can become very, very hot, such as pavement, asphalt and beach sand. Even after the sun goes down, these surfaces can retain their heat for a long time, especially when it’s been a hot day. Temperatures on these surfaces have been measured at a scorching 145 degrees Fahrenheit.
Dog owners should be aware that these surfaces are a potential danger to their dogs. Canines run a real risk of serious burns to their paws if they are exposed to these surfaces for any length of time.
Here’s how owners can protect a dog from burns to his paws due to a hot surface: If at all possible avoid walking dogs during the hottest part of the day. Walk early in the morning before pavement has had a chance to heat up or walk late in the evening after it’s cooled down.
To read the remainder of this article, How To Keep Your Dog’s Paws Safe This Summer, go to WoofPost.com.
Also recently published are Three Ways To Help Friends Who Are Uncomfortable Around Dogs, and More Little Known Fun Facts About Dogs?
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