LAFAYETTE, La. (NEWS 15) — With the extreme heat, it’s crucial to keep an eye on both people and pets. A local veterinarian emphasized the importance of recognizing heat exhaustion and heat stroke in dogs, noting that many pet owners often miss the signs.
Dr. Kelsie Marks of Carson Animal Hospital shared valuable insights about keeping pets safe during the hot summer of 2025.
“Even the sidewalk can get too hot,” Dr. Marks said. “They have a lot of … they can transfer heat from their feet as well. Truly being outside for more than 10 minutes, we do consider that an extreme risk.”…