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 June

Summer is here, and this month’s Paws Post content focuses on helping pet owners keep their animals safe, healthy, and comfortable during the warmer months. We’re sharing resources on heatstroke prevention, summer safety tips, and preparing pets for boarding while families travel this season.

We’ve included ready-to-share TexVetPets Library Articles social media posts below that you can use throughout the month. Simply share the content on your clinic’s social media channels to keep clients informed and reinforce your practice as a trusted resource.

 

 Adopt-a-Cat Month

How are you celebrating “Adopt-a-Cat Month?” If you’re in the market for a feline friend, be sure your cat undergoes a spay or neuter procedure, as it helps prevent some cancers and other serious medical issues as well as reduce the feline overpopulation problem.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/cat-spayed-neutered/

Heatstroke in Animals

Summer is officially here! With warm weather and longer days, many pets are spending more time outdoors. However, increased exposure to heat and humidity can put pets at risk for heatstroke, especially indoor pets that are not acclimated to high temperatures. This article outlines common causes, warning signs, treatment recommendations, and tips to help keep your pet safe during the hotter months.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/heatstroke-heat-can-be-fatal-to-your-pet/

Why Your Pet May Not Be Excited It’s Summer

Summer is here, and while many of us enjoy the warmer weather and outdoor activities, the heat can be much harder on our pets. From hot pavement to rising temperatures, summer conditions can quickly become dangerous if pet owners are not prepared. This article shares important tips to help keep your pets safe, comfortable, and healthy throughout the summer months.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/summer-is-here-but-your-pet-may-not-be-as-excited-as-you-are/ 

Making Your Pet’s Boarding Experience a Great One

Summer vacation is here! While you’re enjoying some time away, your pet may be heading off on a vacation of their own. If you’re planning to board your pet, check out this helpful article on choosing the right boarding facility and preparing for a positive experience. It’s full of tips to help keep your pet safe, comfortable, and happy while you’re away.

https://www.tvmf.org/articles/choosing-boarding-facility/