by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | May 17, 2026 | Pets
Most summer heat warnings focus on walks, cars and outdoor play. But pets spend most of their time at home, often while their people are at work. On a hot day, the inside of a house or apartment can warm up quickly, especially upstairs or in rooms that get afternoon...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | May 15, 2026 | Pack Health & Wellness
Summer reshapes the household calendar. Kids are home from school, work hours shift, walks move to early morning and late evening, and weekends fill with trips and visitors. Pets notice all of it. Many dogs and cats are comforted by predictable routines, so a little...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | May 11, 2026 | Pet Health
Fur gives pets a good deal of protection from the sun, but it is not complete coverage. Dogs and cats can sunburn, and repeated sun damage over years can contribute to skin cancers in some animals. Knowing which pets are most at risk, and where burns tend to happen,...
by Ecosystem Intelligence Desk | May 10, 2026 | Pack Health & Wellness
Water is the simplest wellness tool you have, and warm weather makes it more important. Pets lose fluid through panting, drooling and paw-pad sweat, and an active day outside increases those losses. Most healthy pets regulate their drinking well when water is easy to...
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...
