Have a pet dog? Here are 6 cooling foods for your furry friends this summer

Summertime's intense heat and humidity might put your pet in danger of heat stroke and other summertime ailments. These foods will help them stay hydrated, keep their body relaxed, and stay in shape in this sweltering weather.

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Mangoes: Mangoes are the king of all fruits for providing the most delectable flavour and essential vitamins like A, B6, C, and E and essential antioxidants. It can be a healthy and yummy dog treat in this hot weather. Please remember to remove the outer peel and the seed before giving your pet this excellent fruit.

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Buttermilk: Is a summertime meal ever entirely complete without a refreshing glass of buttermilk? The bacteria found in yoghurt and buttermilk are just as beneficial to pets as they are to humans and can be very soothing during the hot summer. The probiotic properties of this incredible meal are also helpful for your pet's digestive health.

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Cucumber: They don't say 'cool as a cucumber' for nothing. Cucumbers are rich in vitamins like B1, B7, C and K and minerals such as copper, potassium, and magnesium, which benefit your pet's gut health. Giving them to your pet is a beautiful way to detox your pet's diet. The high amount of water in cucumbers makes them a perfect part of your pet's summer diet as they help to provide the hydration that some pets might need due to a lack of interest in drinking enough water.

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Watermelon: During the summer, giving your pet dogs watermelons to eat is quite helpful. They are incredibly safe for pets, and because they contain a large volume of water, they can be a terrific way to ensure your pet receives the proper hydration. Watermelons are a great source of vitamins and antioxidants that help to boost your pets' general health. Before offering it to your pet, you must, however, ensure all of the seeds have been removed because they may be dangerous.

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Coconut water: Frequently, our pets will not drink water out of boredom or a lack of interest in the taste. Who can blame them, though? Even humans enjoy variety, especially when it comes to cold, pleasant drinks that keep us cool during the summer. In this regard, adding coconut water to your pet's diet will help ensure optimum hydration. It is safe for your pets and gives them the essential nutrients they need, like potassium, calcium, and magnesium, as well as healthy electrolytes to help them stay cool in the summer heat.