The record-breaking summer temperatures in China are not just affecting people — it’s also tormenting their pets. As the mercury rises for a prolonged period in many parts of China, domestic animals such as cats and dogs are becoming increasingly irritable and aggressive, according to experts and pet owners. Extreme heat, experts said, could harm […]
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China’s Heat Waves Are Taking a Toll on Pets
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- Post date August 11, 2022
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