There are a number of dangers to small pets that are seasonal in nature. This doesn’t necessarily mean that these things are dangerous only at certain times of the year. It just means that they occur more often around certain holidays, during specific seasons, when the weather tends to be a certain way, etc.
The following articles are designed to keep you informed about some of the current seasonal concerns you should take into account to keep your pet(s) safe.
Rattlesnakes
Spring and summer is the time of year when rattlesnakes emerge from hibernation–and they are especially dangerous when it’s been a while since they’ve eaten.
Thunderstorms
Pets, particularly dogs, often experience a high level of anxiety during thunderstorms.
Heatstroke
Hot temperatures can be very dangerous for dogs and cats because of the way their bodies cool themselves.
Chocolate
Most people know that chocolate is toxic to small pets, but not everyone knows that some types of chocolate are more dangerous than others.