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Bristol and Somerset dog owners share heatwave care advice
Animal welfare experts have issued a warning for pet owners ahead of the weekend heat wave.
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Vets at Bristol Animal Rescue Centre said there is a real risk of heatstroke and burned paws during the hot weather.
They advised owners to be aware of signs such as limping, licking feet, if pads have turned a darker colour and blisters or redness.
Bristol and Somerset dog owners have shared what they are doing to keep their pets safe.
Gabby Olmos from Bristol, a first-time dog owner of two years, said she cancelled her appointments with a dog walking company this weekend due to the "risky" hot weather.
"We have been walking our dog early morning or late at night," she said.
"We went to a food festival a few years back and saw a young dog with its owners sitting directly in the hot sun. You could see the dog was struggling.
"Sometimes it's good to take a step back and think, 'Does the dog really need to be in this environment?'"
Carol Vincent from Shepton Mallet used to be a vet and has been a dog owner for more than 20 years.
She currently looks after her three dogs, Skye, Pip and Rudi.
Ms Vincent said she sticks to the "eight till eight your dog will bake" rule.
Animal welfare experts have issued a warning for pet owners ahead of the weekend heat wave.
When we're playing เกมยิงปลา the system you're using. I was unable to log in or play and bet and the system froze or bounced off without prior notice.
Vets at Bristol Animal Rescue Centre said there is a real risk of heatstroke and burned paws during the hot weather.
They advised owners to be aware of signs such as limping, licking feet, if pads have turned a darker colour and blisters or redness.
Bristol and Somerset dog owners have shared what they are doing to keep their pets safe.
Gabby Olmos from Bristol, a first-time dog owner of two years, said she cancelled her appointments with a dog walking company this weekend due to the "risky" hot weather.
"We have been walking our dog early morning or late at night," she said.
"We went to a food festival a few years back and saw a young dog with its owners sitting directly in the hot sun. You could see the dog was struggling.
"Sometimes it's good to take a step back and think, 'Does the dog really need to be in this environment?'"
Carol Vincent from Shepton Mallet used to be a vet and has been a dog owner for more than 20 years.
She currently looks after her three dogs, Skye, Pip and Rudi.
Ms Vincent said she sticks to the "eight till eight your dog will bake" rule.