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Does Your Dog Need a Cooling Mat? Here’s What to Look For
Summer heat isn’t just uncomfortable for us — it can be dangerous for our dogs. A dog cooling mat offers a simple, effective way to keep your pup safe, comfy, and chill (literally). But with so many types on the market, it’s easy to wonder if your dog really needs one — and if so, which kind is best.
How do backyard games help dogs stay cool, active, and engaged during the summer months?
Backyard games have been a game changer for keeping my dog comfortable, active, and happy during the summer months. Instead of long walks on hot pavement, we stick to shaded playtime at home where I can better manage the heat and pacing. Gentle games like fetch, tug, or hide-and-seek let my dog burn energy without overheating, and it’s easy to build in water breaks and rest time.
What if your doggy does overheat? Soak his body with cool water - not cold - concentrating on his head, neck, armpits and between the hind legs and gently wet ears and paw pads. If possible take his temperature - a dog’s temperature should be between 101 and 102.5
Not only will your pooch look stylish, they will massively help in the hot weather. Invest in cool coats for walking or cooling bandanas.
Our next hot weather tip? Provide cool mats inside the home or if crated within the crate. Damp towels can also be used for them to lie on.
Our next hot weather survival tip for pooches? In the hot weather, walk your dog in the cooler hours e.g. early morning and early evening. That will be better for you as well!!
Our next tip - Dogs are more vulnerable to heat than us humans - if the weather is too hot for you its too severe for your dog.
Here is our next tip to ensure our furry friends are kept cool! Before walking your dog check the pavements with your own bare foot - if you cant walk on it, neither can your dog.
