“Pavement, like asphalt or artificial grass, can become incredibly hot and cause discomfort, blisters and burn a dog’s paw ...

Before taking your four-legged friend outside, always check the temperature first (including wind chill), then reference the chart to gauge whether your dog can safely withstand the elements.

Walking dogs in extreme temperatures, hot or cold, can be very dangerous. Knowing when it is too cold to walk your dog is crucial to prevent injuries and health problems. If you want to warm your ...

Wintertime leaves many pet owners with a quandary: How can their dog get the outdoor activity they need in such cold weather? Is it even safe to walk them, or is it possible for temperatures to be ...

With persistent heat waves and rising summer temperatures ... pain or burn your dog's paw pads. Injured paw pads can become infected or matted and lead to skin issues or walking problems ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — It’s important for dog owners to keep the pavement temperatures in mind during summertime in Texas. The difference between air temperature and pavement temperature can be ...

Esme Wheeler, an RSPCA dog welfare specialist, said: “The truth is walking dogs in hot weather can be a silent killer. “While the majority would never leave our dogs in a car on a hot day ...

Every dog walker knows the importance of taking their furry friend's out for walks, but it isn't always as easy when the temperatures have dropped and there is ice and snow on the ground.