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    You are at:Home»Local News»Local expert reminds dog owners to keep pets safe during heat advisory

    Local expert reminds dog owners to keep pets safe during heat advisory

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    By Peter Rice on June 13, 2024 Local News, Riley County
    Fourth-year veterinary student Valerie Head sits with Ace in the intensive care unit at Kansas State University's Veterinary Health Center. Ace required multiple surgeries to repair a severe tear in his trachea.

    With extremely hot temperatures approaching Manhattan, a K-State veterinary professor reminds residents to keep their furry friends safe in the heat.

    Susan Nelson is the clinical professor in the Pet Health Center at K-State, and said certain dog breeds can be at a greater risk…

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    She also said to keep high humidity in mind because it is also very dangerous to those same at-risk dogs.

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    For more animal tips, listen to our full interview with Susan Nelson on our June 6th episode of In-Focus.

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