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[Infographic] Dangers of Leaving Your Dog in a Hot Car
Some people treat their pets as friends and family. Most of the time, they prefer doing things with their furry best friends. They like to eat with them, sleep beside them, and even let them join road trips to beaches or mountains. Not to mention the growing number of service and therapy dogs that need to be by their human companions’ side.
But when on the road, what may seem like a harmless drive can sometimes lead to fatal accidents. That’s especially if the owners are not really familiar with the hazards of leaving their furry friends alone inside the vehicle. Did you know that dogs can suffer from heatstroke and dehydration too?
This infographic by Global Tint UK will show you the scenarios you need to avoid in order to keep your pets safe during their whole stay inside your vehicle. Not only that, you will also find everything you need to know in case of an emergency.
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