Fayette Heating & Air has done the ‘It’s Cool To Be A Vet’ program where they donate a complete cooling system to a veteran in need.

This veterinarian reveals a clever way to cool dogs down quickly, and it could make all the difference during scorching ...

Nearly every vet is equipped to administer fluids and cool a dog off and can refer a pet to a more capable hospital if the symptoms are more severe. Karl Schneider is an IndyStar environment reporter.

A veterinarian has revealed the dos and don'ts to keeping your dog or cat cool in the summer - and shared some life-saving tips to help them survive the sweltering heat. Dr. Hunter Finn is a ...

But prevention is better than cure, and the more people who know how to keep their dogs cool, the better. So here’s my top, vet-verified tips for keeping a dog cool in the summer heat.

Pet owners have to consider how to both shield and cool down furry family members ... for your pets,” says Dr. Sandra Faeh, American Veterinary Medical Association president.

We've gathered top-notch tips from veterinary expert Shannon Leonard, DVM at Central Animal Hospital in Florida, to help your kitty stay cool, comfortable, and purr-fectly happy all season long.

However, there are lots of signs to look out for which vet Dr. Rebecca MacMillan has explained below. She's also given her expert advice on ways to keep a rabbit cool, what temperature is too warm ...

Not cool, Oscar." Næss told Newsweek ... Another wrote: "We just spent $550 bringing our cat to the emergency vet on a Saturday for sudden extreme drooling. Turns out he was stressed out ...