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Hosepipe Bans Affect Millions: What It Means for Keeping Your Pet Safe

ยทSource: BBC โ€“ Science & Environment

Widespread water restrictions now covering tens of millions of UK households could make it harder for pet owners to keep animals cool and hydrated during hot, dry spells. Dogs, rabbits, and other outdoor pets are particularly vulnerable in summer heat, so owners in affected regions should consider alternative ways to provide fresh water and shade. Checking your local water company's guidance is an important first step to staying compliant while still prioritising your pet's welfare.

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