The Singapore SPCA is advising pet owners to take precautions as temperatures rise and the Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) reaches unhealthy levels in Singapore. Owners are encouraged to restrict the length and strenuousness of outdoor exercise for their animals. The SPCA’s warning comes amid concerns about the potential for heatstroke and respiratory issues in pets. This includes providing ample shade and fresh water, as well as avoiding walking pets on hot surfaces. Pet owners are also reminded to monitor their animals closely for signs of heat stress and to seek veterinary attention if needed. The organization emphasizes responsible pet ownership during these challenging environmental conditions in Singapore.