In the hot summer, owners can try testing their dog's taste to see which cooling foods your dog is interested in. However, these approaches are only for adult dogs and puppies that have been at home for some time with relatively good digestion. For dogs newly arrived at your home or those with weak digestion, it is best to let them eat only dog food.

　　For dogs, being a little hungry is less likely to cause illness than overeating, so if your dog eats less than before in summer, there's no need to worry too much. You can also leave some dog food in their bowl normally; they will eat when they feel hungry.

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　　However, as mentioned, these methods are only for adult dogs and puppies with good digestion who have been at home for a while. For dogs newly arrived or with poor digestion, it is safer to feed only dog food.

　　Also, each dog’s digestive condition differs. When giving your dog cooling foods, do not give too much at once and observe carefully if your dog shows any adverse reactions. If there is diarrhea or vomiting, stop feeding that food.