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Vet's advice: How to keep animals safe in the heat, from dairy cows to rabbits

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June 26, 2026

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Vet's advice: How to keep animals safe in the heat, from dairy cows to rabbits

People are not the only ones suffering in the current heat as animals are just as vulnerable to heatstroke as people. RTL spoke to a dairy farmer cooling 260 cows with fans and water sprays, and to a vet explaining the warning signs to watch for in dogs, cats and small animals.

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