by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | May 5, 2026 | Pet Health
Most people who leave a pet in a parked car do it because they plan to be gone for just a minute. Then the line is longer than expected or a friend stops to chat. The trouble is that a closed car is a very efficient heat trap, and a few minutes can be enough for...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | May 4, 2026 | Pet Health
The first truly warm days of the year are easy to enjoy and easy to underestimate. Dogs cool themselves mostly by panting, with a small assist from the sweat glands in their paw pads. That system works well in mild weather, but it loses ground quickly when the air is...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | May 3, 2026 | Pet Health
The first truly hot days often arrive before people and pets have adjusted. Late spring is the ideal time to make a plan, so you are not scrambling when temperatures spike. Heat-related illness can be serious for pets, but much of it is preventable with awareness and...