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Why leaving a dog in a hot car for one minute is too long – and what to do if you spot one
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The RSPCA regularly provides guidance on animal welfare during periods of extreme weather, and their warnings about leaving dogs in hot cars are particularly pertinent during heatwaves. As temperatures soar, the risk of heat-related distress or even death for dogs left in vehicles increases significantly. The charity's advice is aimed at preventing such incidents and informing the public about how to respond if they encounter a dog in distress in a hot car.
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Why leaving a dog in a hot car for one minute is too long – and what to do if you spot one
The RSPCA has issued advice as temperatures climb to record-breaking highs
25 Jun, 10:40
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