#heatsafetyweek tips for your pets 🐕
🐶 Always have water on hand
🐶 Know the symptoms of overheating
🐶 Never leave pets in a parked car!
🐶 Brush & trim your dog's fur, but don't shave them. Their coats protect them from overheating
🐶 Don't let pets linger on hot asphalt
Did you know the Carriage Animals can be forced to work up to 10hrs at a time with a wagon in tow? They work these hrs in the grueling heat.
It's 'Heat Safety Week' in CHS - Ask City Council to take a good look at the extreme ordinance. #HeatSafetyWeek
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Older adults may be more likely to have heat-related health problems.
Being hot for too long can cause hyperthermia.
Learn more about signs of hyperthermia and how to prevent hot-weather illness —tinyurl.com/3pvzcptp
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Even on cooler days, it's important to remember that your vehicle can quickly heat up to dangerous temperatures.
Remember to:
🚗Park
👀Look
🔐Lock to make sure your family is safely with you and out of the heat.
#LookBeforeYouLock #heatsafety ☀️ #HeatSafetyWeek #SCwx #NIHHIS
It’s #HeatSafetyWeek !
Do you know the symptoms of heat related illness & what to do if you encounter them?
¿Conoces los síntomas de las enfermedades relacionadas con el calor y qué hacer si los encuentras?
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HEAT SAFETY WEEK: Be sure to check the backseat of your car when the weather gets hot. Especially never leave children, pets, or the elderly in the vehicle as the inside gets dangerously hot in a hurry. #heatsafetyweek #dontleavechildreninhotcars
It is NEVER safe to leave a child, disabled person, or pet locked in a car. Leaving the windows slightly open does not significantly decrease the heating rate. Look before you lock! #HeatSafetyWeek
The sun will come out tomorrow or this weekend.
If you plan on spending time in the sun, take the proper steps ahead of time.
#HeatSafetyWeek #SCWx #SunExposure
During hot & humid weather, your body's ability to cool itself is challenged. When your body heats too rapidly, or when too much fluid or salt is lost through dehydration or sweating, you may experience a heat-related illness. weather.gov/safety/heat-il…
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