HEALTHJul 1 · 18:00 UTCKHON2 HONOLULUSandy Harjo Livingston

Beat the heat: Keeping pets safe in Hawaiʻi's summer

The article discusses how to protect pets from overheating during Hawaiʻi's summer by ensuring access to fresh water, shade, and limiting physical activity. It also emphasizes the importance of never leaving pets in cars to prevent heat-related dangers.

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