Avoid walking dogs and playing outside with pets during the hottest hours of the day. Give the dog plenty of fresh water and add ice cubes, put the bowl by the fan. Dog temperatures should not reach over 104 degrees. 
When the weather is hot give the dog cold water, use a freezing cold ice pack, find your dog a cool spot to rest, go for a swim in the pool, hose down your dog, mist your dog with cold water, and turn the fan on. Provide shade in gardens and outdoor areas with a breeze blowing during the hottest hours of the day. 
You can make your own cool mat with a damp towel, regularly refreshing it in cold water if it starts to get warm. 
If the dog is suffering a heatstroke before getting the dog to the vet.
To lower the dog's body temperature wet your dog's coat or drench a towel in cool water but not really cold and drape the towel over your dog.
Use a cooling dog collar or cooling vest. 
Never leave your pet unattended in a parked car for any period of time. 120 in a matter of minutes even with the windows partially open.
Your pet can quickly suffer brain damage or die from heatstroke or suffocation.

​The dog hearing is one of the dog's strongest senses. Music will enhance your dog's quality of life. Music will help in reducing anxiety, block environmental sounds like fireworks, sirens, and thunder, and reduce heart rate, blood pressure, etc. Music will help puppies and dogs to relax and sleep. Also dogs with separation anxiety and anxious dogs that are fearful of noises.   Swapp out the music you're playing on a daily basis to keep their mood consistent throughout the day.
The music you want to play, is Classical, New Age, Soundscape, Smooth Jazz, and Reggae.
Dogs have a phobia called storm phobia comes from sensory stimulation like thunderclaps, lightning, and changes in the barometric pressure. When a storm hits play calming music.

​Just one adult heartworm can be deadly if a cat experiences an allergic reaction.
When adult heartworms die, they release toxins into the cat's bloodstream which cause lung damage, leading to respiratory problems or sudden death.
Some cats survive with heartworms in their system only if they do not experience an allergic reaction.
The larval is carried by mosquitos and transmitted to cats and dogs when the mosquito bites.
Unfortunately, indoor cats can get bitten by mosquitos.