Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
đš AMC's ER veterinarians see these pet emergencies every summer. Hereâs how to avoid them!
More summer pet safety hazards not covered in the video:
đ„ Hot pavement can burn paws. If you canât hold the back of your hand to the pavement for 7 seconds, itâs too hot for your dog.
â Blue-green algae blooms are toxic to dogs. Avoid green or streaky water and check signage and local warnings.
đŠ Dogs can drown. Consider a lifejacket and always supervise water time.
đ White dogs can get sunburned. Limit direct sun exposure and consider dog-safe sunscreen.
đŁ Watch out for discarded fishing line and hooks, which can harm pets.
Special thanks to Dr. Carly Fox, Senior Veterinarian in AMCâs 24/7 ER, for this important advice.
đš AMC's ER veterinarians see these pet emergencies every summer. Hereâs how to avoid them!
More summer pet safety hazards not covered in the video:
đ„ Hot pavement can burn paws. If you canât hold the back of your hand to the pavement for 7 seconds, itâs too hot for your dog.
â Blue-green algae blooms are toxic to dogs. Avoid green or streaky water and check signage and local warnings.
đŠ Dogs can drown. Consider a lifejacket and always supervise water time.
đ White dogs can get sunburned. Limit direct sun exposure and consider dog-safe sunscreen.
đŁ Watch out for discarded fishing line and hooks, which can harm pets.
Special thanks to Dr. Carly Fox, Senior Veterinarian in AMCâs 24/7 ER, for this important advice.
