Tis the season!

skeeter_01 · 06-26-2012, 08:22 PM

HOT WEATHER TRAVELING TIPS

• Get a veterinary checkup before traveling and make sure you have the necessary vaccination certificates for the area you will be visiting, as well as flea and tick treatments.

• Carry a gallon thermos of cold water or bring along a two-liter plastic bottle of water you froze the night before.

• Exercise your pet during the coolest parts of the day (dawn and dusk), and never immediately following a meal.

• Hot asphalt and tar can burn sensitive paw pads. Walk your pet on grass or dirt when possible.

• Provide shade and LOTS of water when your pet is outside on a hot day.

06-26-2012, 08:22 PM	#2
skeeter_01 Member How Do You Identify?: stone butch Preferred Pronoun?: Hey you! Relationship Status: Sleeping single in a double bed.. Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: ann arbor, michigan Posts: 195 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 288 Thanked 477 Times in 130 Posts Rep Power: 3007277	HOT WEATHER TRAVELING TIPS • Get a veterinary checkup before traveling and make sure you have the necessary vaccination certificates for the area you will be visiting, as well as flea and tick treatments. • Carry a gallon thermos of cold water or bring along a two-liter plastic bottle of water you froze the night before. • Exercise your pet during the coolest parts of the day (dawn and dusk), and never immediately following a meal. • Hot asphalt and tar can burn sensitive paw pads. Walk your pet on grass or dirt when possible. • Provide shade and LOTS of water when your pet is outside on a hot day. __________________ Texting while driving is a real KILLER!!! ‎"It takes hundreds of nuts to hold a car together...but it takes only one nut to scatter them all over the highway..." Jeff PARAMEDIC