Several parts of the UK will have highs of over 30C on Monday, May 25 and dog owners have been advised that hot weather can be a "silent killer" of man's best friend

Dog owners may need to take action

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It comes as the UK braces for a bank holiday heatwave with temperatures forecast to hit 33C

Every year, dogs die from being left in hot cars, but there are many other risks to pets’ health and welfare

Temperatures are set to soar above 30C this bank holiday weekend, posing a serious risk to our furry friends. Now one vet has urged animal lovers to carry a bandana during walks

A dog trainer has shared essential heatwave dog walking safety tips for flat owners, warning that animals should not be taken out for proper exercise in extreme heat

Several parts of the UK will have highs of over 30C on Monday, May 25 and dog owners have been advised that hot weather can be a "silent killer" of man's best friend

The RSPCA has issued an urgent warning to dog owners about the dangers of walking dogs in hot weather during the UK heatwave, so here's what you need to know