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TrustDale Tip of the Day: *Seasonal Pet Care Tips
 | Spring and Summer |
If you must ship your pet by air during hot weather, send your pet in the early morning or evening when it is cooler and try to avoid peak periods when delays are more likely. Most travel crates have cups for water; fill all of the cups and freeze some so water is still available later in the flight.
o In the summertime our schedules often change; be aware that these changes can affect your pet and could result in temporary housebreaking or other behavioral problems.
o Prevent free access to pools where a pet could get trapped and drown before help arrives. Always closely supervise your pet in a pool, pond or other body of water. Don't presume that your pet can swim; many can't. Pet stores carry pet life vests-like people, your pet should always wear one when on a boat.
o Sea, lake or standing water can give your pet digestive problems and possibly more serious disorders. Bring along water for your pet if you are going to a lake or seashore. Removing tires and draining other items that can collect water around your house will reduce the chances that your pet will drink standing water.
o Your pet can get sunburned too, especially those with light colored noses or fur. If your pet is susceptible to sunburn, apply sun block to its nose and the tips of its ears.
*Source: https://www.capp-petplacement.org/petcare_seasonal.pdf
