With temperatures exceeding 90 degrees and humidity all around, summertime livin’ isn’t always easy — especially when it comes to protecting your pup from the dangers of hot weather.

In fact, increased body temperature can lead to heat stroke and hyperthermia and can lead to multiple organ dysfunction, according to PetMD.

Here are seven tips from pet experts to keep your dog cool in the heat and avoid dangers under the sun.

Keep your pet hydrated

Make sure Fido has lots and lots of water around to keep him cool. Dehydration affects all dogs, and typical signs include drooling, bloodshot eyes or sluggishness.

Be aware of overheating symptoms

Symptoms include increased heart and respiratory rate, fatigue, drooling, excessive panting, dry or pale gums, glazed eyes, and high body tempera

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