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TEX•COTE Coatings Cool Guard Dogs’ Paws

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By: Anthony Locicero

Copy Editor, New York Post, Rodman Media

Textured Coatings of America, Inc. said it is recommending that all government agencies and companies – as well as residents with outdoor dogs – use the company’s COOL-TEC heat-reflective concrete and wood-deck coating.
 
TEX•COTE said it received a call from a government contractor whose guard dogs were burning their paws on hot pavement.
 
The company recommended COOL-TEC, which they said can reduce surface temperatures by up to 50°F.

PetMD advises that, in addition to making sure outdoor dogs are kept hydrated and cool, “It’s essential to look out for paw pad burns on your dog or cat whenever your pet is let outside.”

COOL-TEC is one of many patented architectural coating products in the extensive TEX•COTE line. The company also offers its COOL-TEX coating for garage floors, patios, walkways, balconies, ramps, recreational areas, and aquatic centers. And its patented COOLWALLSystem has the same effect on building exteriors.
 
In an independent study, The U.S. Department of Energy determined the COOLWALL coating is highly efficient at reducing absorbed infrared heat, thereby lowering cooling costs.

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