Don’t forget to grab your fans, water bottles and sunscreen as the year’s first heat wave makes its way to the Lowcountry. “As heat indexes reach values of 98 to 102 degrees, it marks the first real ...

As Florida's hot season approaches, weather experts are advising people to stay safe and alert when they're outside, ...

“While heat fatigue is common, heart-related symptoms tend to be more intense and persistent, often alongside discomfort or pressure in the chest.” The NHS warns that the following could be ...

A dog was found tied up in scorching 100-degree heat in California. With no escape from the sun, she was struggling to stay cool. Her rescuers, Breana from Fresno Humane Society, acted swiftly to save ...

It’s important to know the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Symptoms of heat exhaustion include dizziness, excessive sweating, cool and clammy skin and muscle cramps.

But cramps can be the first sign of more serious heat illness, so they should be treated right away to help avoid any problems. The symptoms are often the same in adults and children, although ...

This can make it easier for your dog to eat at a pace that’s comfortable for them in the heat. If you notice more ... but there are other symptoms to be aware of, including: Early intervention ...

Signs that your dog has heat stroke include heavy panting, excessive drooling, bright red or pale gums and a rapid heart rate. Other symptoms include diarrhoea, weakness and even seizures.

A recent study in the UK showed that nearly 75% of heatstroke cases were in dogs who had been exercising, and nearly 13% were from environmental heat – the remaining 5% were dogs trapped in hot cars.

While many owners understand the dangers of extreme heat, the experts at Dogs Trust, the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, are advising owners that even mild spring temperatures, such as those ...