Hydration plays a crucial role in the overall health and wellbeing of pets. Just like humans, dogs and cats rely on water to regulate body temperature, support organ function, aid digestion, lubricate joints, and transport nutrients throughout the body. Yet dehydration in pets is more common than many owners realise, particularly during warm weather, periods of illness, travel, exercise, or recovery after medical treatment.

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As the weather gets warmer and flowers begin to bloom, many people start reaching for antihistamines and tissues to deal with hay fever season. But humans are not the only ones affected by seasonal allergies - dogs can suffer too. In fact, many pet owners are surprised to learn that dogs can experience hay fever symptoms that are very similar to our own, especially during spring and summer.

As the weather becomes warmer and the days grow longer, many pets naturally spend more time outdoors, become more active, and experience changes to their daily routines. While summer can be an exciting season for pets and owners alike, higher temperatures also bring new health and wellbeing challenges that shouldn’t be overlooked.