As the warmer weather really begins to set in, we will all be looking for ways to keep ourselves cool while enjoying the sunshine.
And it's not just humans that need to keep their temperatures down during the incoming heatwave, as pet charities have also said it is important dogs are also kept cool. Which is exactly why Morrisons is selling puppy ice lollies - and they are the perfect refreshing snack that will keep your four-legged friend cooler this summer.
With Scotland set to enjoy scorching temperatures that could reach 23C in some parts of the country this week, it won't just be humans that need an ice lolly.
Our family pooches can now get involved in the summer fun thanks to Morrisons latest launch - the brand new Woof & Brew Paw Pops.
The cooling puppy treat has been developed in partnership with vets to assure they are suitable for our furry friends, and they are made with natural and herbal ingredients.
Costing just £5, these doggy ice lollies are less than £1 each and they come available in packets of six frozen lollies.
The Woof and Brew Paw Pops have an RRP of £5 on Amazon and at specialists vets, so Morrisons customers are making a 20% saving with their purchase.
Dog charity Blue Cross say that keeping dogs cool in hot weather is necessary to avoid them suffering from heatstroke. As dogs can’t sweat through their skin like humans they rely on panting and releasing heat through their paws and noses to regulate their body temperature.
The charity advises that during the summer months dog owners should take preventative steps including walking their pet early in the morning and late evening and always carrying water, never leaving them in the car even with the windows open and making cooling tasty ice cube treats.
Morrisons Pet Care and Treats Buyer Jaymie Broughton added: “With the summer predicted to be a hot one, we want to help customers look after their pets and ensure that no-one misses out on having fun in the sun.
These Woof & Brew Paw Pops are perfect for cooling down dogs in the heat and are the cheapest price on the high street.”
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