To be safe, remember that daytime temperatures higher than 80 degrees Fahrenheit start making cars deadly. Cracking a window ...

We often turn to ice ... cars. They can also burn paw pads and cause havoc if ingested. Schmid says the chances of serious problems are relatively low if your dog only licks a small amount of ice ...

Briant Reyes Estrada, 27, is accused of leaving his six-year-old son to melt inside a hot car under the sweltering ... weeks before his son's death. An ICE detainer had been issued after his ...

"First of all, more dogs die on hot walks than ... the temperature of your car is down before your dog gets in." The vet went on to tell dog owners not to be afraid of ice or any kind of cold ...

Just like us, dogs appreciate a cooling treat on a warm day, and it’s a great way to help them stay hydrated too. While dogs shouldn’t consume regular ice cream ... by car on a hot day ...

For older dogs or dogs with health conditions, spray them with room temperature water, avoiding their face, and combine with air movement from a breeze, fan, or air conditioning. Place ice wrapped ...

Signs of heatstroke in dogs can be serious. The Blue Cross advises: "Lower your dog’s body temperature gradually if they’re suffering from heatstroke - never use ice ... in a hot car, even ...

One result has been more seasonal melting of the Greenland ice ... With less summer ice cover, hunters who use dog sleds are limited, says Hanne Nielsen, who teaches Greenlandic and Danish ...

Our list of the best botanic gardens in Southern California spans Santa Barbara to San Diego and includes gardens everyone ...

Inside the birrieria, you’re handed the menu, which offers a modest selection of plates, classic Michoacan dishes, soups, ...

The most important decision you’re faced with on a night out might not be which IPA you order, or whether you attempt to make small talk with the good-looking stranger at the other end of the bar. No, ...