Surviving the Dog Days of Summer
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“More time is spent outside running around, often without the use of a leash,” said Dr. Louise Murray, DVM and director of medicine at Bergh Memorial Animal Hospital.“This leads to an increase in pets being hit by automobiles.” Murray advises that with a little forethought, most pet-related emergencies that occur during the summer months can be avoided.Be sure to keep a watchful eye on your pets.“More time is spent outside running around, often without the use of a leash,” said Dr. Louise Murray, DVM and director of medicine at Bergh Memorial Animal Hospital.Have them examined by a vet and use caution with exercise in the heat.• Make sure all windows have well-fitting screens.Following these steps will help ensure that you and your pets beat the heat safely this summer.Contact Information Time To Go Pet Care LLC Michelle Orr Motzenbecker 732-675-9601 www.timetogopetcare.com Click here to view the list of recent Press Releases from Time To Go Pet Care LLC Promote Your Business Press Release Pricing Email this page to a friend