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As summer heats up, so does the risk of dehydration in pets. Dogs and cats, just like humans, need proper hydration to stay healthy, especially in the scorching days of July. Whether heading out for a beach day or just enjoying a backyard BBQ, keeping your furry friends cool, hydrated, and safe is crucial. In this post, we'll explore the signs of dehydration, tips for keeping your pets hydrated, and how your veterinary clinic can help.

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As temperatures rise, parasites become more active, posing a significant threat to pets. Fleas, ticks, and heartworms thrive in warmer weather, making spring the perfect time to step up your pet’s parasite prevention. Taking action now ensures your furry friend stays happy and healthy all season!Common Springtime Parasites and Their Risks<ol><li>Fleas – Fleas multiply rapidly in warm weather, leading to excessive itching, allergies, and even anemia. They can also carry tapeworms and harmful bacteria.</li><li>Ticks- Ticks emerge in spring and can transmit serious diseases like Lyme disease and Ehrlichiosis. A single tick bite can lead to long-term health issues for your pet.</li><li>Heartworms – Mosquitoes, which carry heartworm larvae, become more prevalent in the spring. Heartworm disease can be fatal, but it’s completely preventable with the right medication.</li><li>Intestinal Parasites – Spring increases the risk of exposure to roundworms, hookworms, and whipworms, which can cause digestive issues, weight loss, and other health problems in pets.</li></ol>How to Keep Your Pet Parasite-Free This Spring<ol><li>Start Preventative Treatments Now – Monthly flea, tick, and heartworm preventatives are essential. Many products offer combined protection against multiple parasites.</li><li>Schedule a Spring Wellness Exam – A veterinary check-up allows for early detection of parasites and ensures your pet is on the best preventative plan.</li><li>Check Your Pet Regularly – Inspect your pet’s coat for fleas and ticks after walks or outdoor playtime. If you notice any, consult your veterinarian immediately.</li><li>Maintain a Clean Environment – Vacuum regularly, wash pet bedding, and keep your yard tidy to minimize exposure to fleas and ticks.</li><li>Keep Mosquitoes at Bay – Reduce standing water around your home, as it serves as a breeding ground for mosquitoes, increasing the risk of heartworm transmission.</li></ol>Protect Your Pet This Spring! Spring should be a time of outdoor fun, not itching, illness, or discomfort. Preventing parasites is easy with regular veterinary care and consistent use of preventatives. Concern with your veterinarian today to ensure your pet is protected against parasites this season!

Spring means more time outdoors - and more parasites. Learn how to protect your pet from fleas, ticks, heartworms, and more with simple steps for a healthy, happy season.

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