The eighth hottest June in recorded Columbus weather history dating back to July 1878 left most people sweltering in temperatures well over 100 degrees and daydreaming about cooler fall weather.

Pets can feel the summer heat long before we do. Your cat or dog may enjoy lying in a warm, sunny spot, but it’s important to keep them safe as temperatures rise during the summer months. When ...

Here’s how to keep your dog safely hydrated this summer. Most dogs can stay properly hydrated with clean water and don’t need added electrolytes, even post-exercise or hot weather. Certain products ...

Along with safe practices to prevent overheating, these products can help keep your pets cool in hot weather. See our recommendations → In addition to the fans and ACs that you may already be running ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jen Reeder is an award-winning journalist who specializes in pets. The summer that California resident Christina Jackson and her ...

Mississippi summers can get pretty hot, with temperatures soaring into the 90s. Some days may even seem too hot to step foot outside, especially for vulnerable groups of people like the elderly or ...

When humans exercise, they work up a sweat that naturally cools them down. But dogs rely on panting to regulate their body temperature, and if they get too hot, this canine method doesn't really work.

TAMPA, Fla. (BLOOM) – As temperatures spike across Florida and much of the U.S., some pet owners are reaching for the clippers to help their dogs cool down. But veterinary experts say shaving certain ...