Summer, sun, sunburn – how to protect your four-legged friend’s skin

Soaking up the sun? Yes, please! Sunburn? No thanks – not even for dogs! Many dog ​​owners don't realize that our four-legged friends can also suffer from UV radiation. Especially in summer, your dog's skin needs protection from the sun – just like your own.

Here you can learn how to prevent sunburn in your dog and what to do in an emergency.

🐶 Can dogs really get sunburned?

Absolutely! Particularly at risk are:

• Dogs with light or short fur
• Hairless dogs or freshly shaved breeds
• Body parts such as nose, ears, stomach & inner thighs

Sunburn can cause redness, itching, pain, or even serious skin damage .

😎 5 tips to protect your dog from sunburn

1. Avoid midday sun
   Between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m., it's better to chill in the shade than to romp around in the blazing sun.
2. Offer shady spots
   Whether on the terrace, at the beach or on the go – your dog needs places to retreat without direct UV radiation.
3. Use special sunscreen for dogs
   Especially for the nose, ears, and belly. Make sure to use dog-safe, fragrance-free products .
4. Lightweight UV clothing for sensitive dogs
   A particularly good idea for breeds with thin fur or skin problems.
5. Protect paws
   Avoid hot floors – asphalt can quickly become dangerous!

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