- On Good Things Utah this morning – Yes, your pets absolutely need sunscreen. We are talking about how to keep furry friends safe in summer heat. With temperatures soaring around the country, these summer safety tips will keep your pet comfortable and healthy on hot days. When you slather on the sunscreen before a day out in the heat, don’t forget to do the same for your pet! Just like humans, dogs and cats can get sunburns, especially animals with thin or white fur. So, it’s important to protect their skin from the sun’s harmful rays by keeping them in the shade when possible and, yes, by applying pet sunscreen.
- Plus, there are a lot of questions surrounding season 19 of “The Bachelorette,” the first-ever season to feature two simultaneous Bachelorettes. Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey, first introduced on Clayton Echard’s “Bachelor” season, are dating 32 contestants. Windey and Recchia’s bios indicate the kind of person they’re looking for longterm. Recchia is a 26-year-old pilot who, according to her official bio, is seeking someone “playful, passionate and spontaneous.” Windey, a 31-year-old ICU nurse, wants “a man with quiet confidence.” Here’s who stayed, who left, and what happened at the end of the episode. We’ll be updating this weekly. Each lead gave a first impression rose. Recchia gave hers to Tino, a 28-year-old general contractor from Playa Del Rey, Calif. Windey gave hers to Mario, a 31-year-old personal trailer from Ill.
- And former Bachelor Clayton Echard is opening up about the downsides of his run on the reality show and sharing how he’s pivoting to use his platform for good. The 29-year-old former NFL player caught people’s attention with his conventionally attractive looks before leading Season 26 of ABC’s The Bachelor. As people formed their opinions about the way that he dated his way through 30 women on television, they made sure to let him know. “The hatred by way of numbers was really hard for me to overcome,” he said in an interview with the Virginian-Pilot. “Had it just been a few messages I would’ve passed it off. Had it been hundreds of messages, I might have questioned it. … But for me, it was thousands of messages, and in a very short period of time, so it became very overwhelming.” Seeing the way that his journey was edited for TV made Echard question his own behavior, too.
- At the end of the show – Get your summer improvement projects done! Nicea tells us the relatively easy things you can start this summer that will make a huge difference in your home value. Hope you tune to these Hot Topics and more on a busy Tuesday edition of GTU.
