Warmer weather can be a welcome break from cooler winter weather, but with the heat comes the danger of overheating for our furry family members. Heat exhaustion can lead to serious health implications, including internal organ failure and cardiac arrest. Unlike people, dogs only sweat from their paw pads, which doesn’t drastically help to cool the body down. Instead, dogs pant or open mouth breathe rapidly to dissipate heat. In very warm or humid temperatures, panting isn’t enough for the...