Pet Hydration Tips

Proper hydration is vital for pets, especially in hot weather or during travel. Always provide access to clean, fresh water and encourage your pet to drink regularly. For added appeal, you can use a pet fountain or add a bit of low-sodium broth to their water. When traveling, carry a portable water bowl and offer water during breaks. Monitor for signs of dehydration like dry gums, lethargy, and sunken eyes. Wet food can also help increase hydration levels. Remember, pets can easily become dehydrated, so it’s crucial to ensure they’re drinking enough, especially during active play or hot weather.