Robert Berkelhammer

Single Pet Owners with Medical Conditions: Set Up a Communication Plan with Email, Phone Calls, or Remote Monitor Backup Imagine 56-year-old Mrs. Eunice Talladega, a single, widowed pet owner with a heart condition at home one day with her feline, Flounder, and her dog, Bingo. Its 2:45 PM and Eunice has eaten a late lunch. Bingo is comfortably asleep on the floor next to the easy chair Eunice is sitting in. Flounder the cat is taking a cat nap on Mrs. Talladega’s lap. Bingo’s

Heat radiating off sidewalks, asphalt roads, and driveways may range from 90- 120 degrees in summertime. I often hose down a dog before the walk to cool them down and protect them from overheating and burning paw pads. Wet paws and dripping legs may provide some comfort for dog paws when you have intermittent grass and shaded areas combined with sun heated areas. A soaked dog with water soaked paws, legs, hips, belly, back, chest, and head will be more relaxed and joyous in h