Heat Safety

Safety

Heat that poses immediate safety risks—burns, scalds, fire, or equipment failure—typically crosses into dangerous territory above about 65°C to 70°C (150°F to 160°F) for...

pets-animals

Hot weather can quickly become dangerous for pets because they manage heat differently than humans. While people cool down through widespread sweat glands, dogs and cats mainly...

health-and-wellness

The simplest rule of thumb: avoid walks when the outside temperature and humidity combined create conditions where pavement and air feel uncomfortable for you in light clothing....

Guides And Explainers

An ARF PETS dog cooling mat uses a combination of absorbent polymers, conductive foam, and sometimes passive ventilation or (in electric versions) mild thermoelectric cooling to...