Pet Dogs

　　Pet owners need to know how to protect their pets from physical injuries that can occur during intense exercise, especially to safeguard high-activity pets like dogs from exercise-related harm. This is an important subject and a vital responsibility for pet owners who care deeply about their animals.

To master this task, the following points must be carefully observed:

　　Avoid Dehydration

　　Like humans, pets need to replenish water, especially during summer or when running or engaging in vigorous exercise. Proper hydration is essential to prevent dehydration. If the pet's body temperature becomes too high causing heatstroke or shock, immediate veterinary intervention with fluids and cooling is necessary.

　　Avoid Gastrointestinal Exercise Injuries

　　Do not let pets engage in intense exercise when they are extremely hungry or immediately after a large meal. This can cause gastrointestinal problems, resulting in no fitness benefit and causing harm instead.

　　Avoid Burns

　　Although dogs have fur, their sun protection awareness is far less than humans. Prolonged exposure to strong sun in summer and autumn can cause sunburn, heatstroke, or even skin cancer. Therefore, avoid exercising pets under intense sunlight. It is advisable to consult a veterinarian about applying appropriate sun protection products to help safeguard pets.