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Surviving the Alice Springs Summer – A Pet Owner’s Guide

  • Writer: Crystal Pollitt
    Crystal Pollitt
  • Oct 14
  • 1 min read

If you live in Alice Springs, you already know — 40°C is no joke, especially for your furry friends. Between November and March, the desert heat can be intense, making pet care a real challenge.


Here’s how to keep your pets safe and comfortable:


  • Hydration first — always carry a collapsible water bowl during walks.


  • Groom smart — trimming your dog’s coat helps with heat management

    (see our full guide on The Best Dog Grooming in Alice Springs).


  • Avoid peak sun hours — morning and late evening walks are best.


  • Keep paws safe — pavement temperatures can burn paws quickly.


  • Cool-down routines — wet towels, fans, or shaded areas work wonders.



For indoor pets, make sure they have cool resting areas and plenty of shade. When travelling, our Pet Boarding in Alice Springs service offers temperature-controlled comfort so you can leave worry-free.


☀️ Want to enjoy the outdoors safely? Check out Top 5 Pet-Friendly Places in Alice Springs for shady parks and pet-friendly cafés.


Golden retriever sitting on a rug, panting happily, next to a large fan. Modern room with wooden floor and muted colors.

Book a summer grooming session today or give us a call 0417040451and let us take care of the rest.

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