Dog Health & Weather in Brisbane, QLD
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94°F + 67% humidity turns a double coat into a sauna. No running, no fetch, no extended yard time. Early morning or after sunset only — and even then, bring water and watch for heavy panting. They'll keep going past their limit.
High humidity makes allergens stick to fur instead of falling off. Your dog carries pollen and mold spores indoors on their coat. A quick wipe-down at the door prevents the itch cycle.
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Breed-specific advice for Labrador Retrievers in today's conditions.
Matted undercoat in humidity is a recipe for hot spots and overheating. Make sure the coat is brushed out so air can circulate, and keep outdoor sessions brief today.
Humidity is when thick coats need the most attention. Dead undercoat holds moisture like a sponge. A thorough brush-out improves airflow to the skin and prevents hot spots.
Thick undercoats trap humidity against the skin, creating a warm, moist environment where yeast and bacteria thrive. If your dog is scratching more than usual in this weather, check skin folds and the belly for redness.
If your thick-coated dog is going stir-crazy in the heat, set up an indoor agility course with household items. Weave through chairs, jump over brooms, crawl under tables. They love the challenge.
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