To obtain the result we can intervene by changing the eating habits of our friend, we could administer meals in the less hot hours of the day (early morning and then in the late afternoon towards sunset). In dogs with special needs, sporting or training dogs, we could divide the meal into small doses to be administered several times throughout the day so as not to overload the stomach and make digestion easier.
Even "refreshing" the diet of our furry friends can help us achieve the goal. We can integrate the dry food with vegetables (zucchini, carrots, etc.) even better and undoubtedly more practical to use wet foods (https://www.winnerplus.it/cibo-umido-cane), a great way to give your dog the nutrients it needs and prevent dehydration. (I recommend that they are of excellent quality and that they go beyond the 4% content of by-products)
For the most demanding dogs, especially for those who perform physical activities even during the summer period, it is possible to supplement the ration with complementary foods based on omega3 (https://www.winnerplus.it/winner-plus-omega-3) which, among the various qualities, by keeping the plantar pads intact and softer, guarantees correct thermoregulation of the body by improving perspiration.
However, various factors such as age, race, weight, lifestyle must be taken into consideration to establish the optimal diet of your furry friends, so always ask your trusted veterinarian for advice.
IMPORTANT: always leave fresh and clean water available, never cold.
Dr. Ugo Piccitto DVM