Do dogs eat less because of the hot weather?

Yes, as long as there is enough drinking water. Dog breeding in hot and humid summer should pay attention to heatstroke prevention, moisture prevention and food poisoning prevention. Because in such an environment, it is difficult to dissipate body heat and it is easy to get heatstroke. Therefore, in addition to taking a bath, we should avoid activities under the scorching sun and keep the room cool and ventilated. When it is found that it has symptoms such as dyspnea, increased skin temperature, and rapid heartbeat, it should be quickly cold-compressed with a wet towel, move the dog to a cool and ventilated place, and immediately ask a veterinarian for treatment.