Keep them hydrated - Provide fresh water at all times and consider adding ice cubes to their water bowl to keep it cool.
Provide shade - Create a shaded area in your yard or use a sunshade to protect your pet from direct sunlight.
Use cooling aids - Consider using cooling vests, bandanas, or mats to help keep your pet's body temperature down.
Limit outdoor activities - Avoid walking or exercising your pet during the hottest parts of the day; opt for early morning or late evening walks instead.
Never leave them in a car - Even with the windows cracked, cars can quickly become dangerously hot. Never leave your pet unattended in a car.
Use water to cool them - Spray your pet with water or use a damp towel to wet their fur, especially on hot days.
Offer water play - Set up a kiddie pool or provide a shallow basin of water for your pet to cool off in.
Trim their fur - If your pet has long hair, consider giving them a trim to help them stay cooler.
Protect their skin - Apply pet-safe sunscreen to areas with thin fur or exposed skin to prevent sunburn.
Invest in cooling pads - Use cooling pads or blankets to provide a cool surface for your pet to lie on indoors.