What should you do if your dog doesn’t eat in the summer? Pay attention to the coolness and ventilation of the room, turn on the air conditioner, groom the dog, and then feed the dog. Feed the dog some thin, light food, vegetables and fruits, buy some yogurt and put it in the dog food. Avoid exposure to the sun and heat, ensure that the food does not ferment and spoil, and do not feed your dog raw meat.

1. Dogs don’t eat because the weather is hot. Many dogs are not energetic in summer. Pay attention to the coolness and ventilation of the room, or groom it. It is best to turn on the air conditioner, but after turning it on, do not let it go in and out of different hot and cold environments.

2. The climate is hot in summer, and dogs’ appetite is also related to the weather. Dogs in cold weather like to eat dry food, while dogs in hot weather like to eat thin and light food. You can make some porridge or other light food for it, feed it some vegetables and fruits, or buy some yogurt and put it in the dog food for it to eat. But don’t feed people food. Too much oil and salt will make it easier for them to be picky eaters.

3. You can take your dog out to play more often, but you should avoid exposure to the sun and sweltering heat. Avoid walking your dog under the scorching sun. Only go out during cooler times. When walking your dog for a long time, you should bring clean drinking water. Don't leave your dog alone in a car, and don't leave them in an area exposed to the sun. Some owners take their dogs for outings or shopping and leave them in the car, but they never expect that the hot and stuffy car will kill their beloved little friends. Prolonged exposure to the sun will not only cause heatstroke in cats and dogs, but can also seriously damage their eyes.

4. Food in summer is prone to fermentation and deterioration. Therefore, dogs’ food in summer should be mainly professional dog food that does not deteriorate easily. If you want to add other foods, try to avoid excess. In summer, never feed them raw meat. Food that has fermented and spoiled should be thrown away promptly and tableware should be washed thoroughly. If your dog is found to have symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, or general weakness, you should seek medical treatment quickly.