Hot Weather Guides
Artificial Grass: Think Twice
Artificial grass can become dangerously hot in direct sun, increasing the risk of paw burns, overheating and dehydration.
Guides Library
Reader
Safety summary
Artificial grass can become dangerously hot in direct sun, increasing the risk of paw burns, overheating and dehydration.
This guide is part of the LUOSKO Hot Weather Guides set.
Related guides
Seasonal Advice
Shade, Rest, Hydration & Keeping Dogs Stimulated During Hot Weather
The importance of shade, rest, hydration and keeping dogs stimulated — not exercised — during very hot weather.
4 minute read
View GuideSeasonal Advice
Where Has My Perfect Dog Gone? Summer Changes Everything
Summer changes everything for your dog — hot weather, holidays, BBQs, visitors and more. Here's what changes, common signs, and how to help them succeed.
4 minute read
View GuideHot Weather Guides
Burnt Paws: Don’t Forget the Ground
Tarmac and concrete can burn paw pads quickly, even when the air temperature does not feel extreme.
2 minute read
View Guide