Although summer with your furry best friend can be full of fun adventures, dogs' paws are sensitive and can be significantly affected by heat, especially during hot weather or when walking on hot surfaces. According to the American Kennel Club, pads on a dog's paws are designed to provide protection, insulation and traction, but they are still vulnerable to extreme temperatures.Related a video above: Protect your pet from heatstroke with these simple tipsWhen the ground is hot, things like cement and asphalt can quickly reach temperatures that are uncomfortable and even harmful to a dog's paws. Dogs can suffer from burns, blisters, and other injuries when they walk on surfaces that are too hot. Additionally, prolonged exposure to heat can lead to heatstroke, which can be life-threatening for dogs.In the past, we've broken down some ways to keep your dog cool in the summer with things like a cooling vest and a pup-friendly pool. Today, we're bringing you a list of products you can add to your existing routine to keep your dog's paws cool and healthy this summer.Here are some of our favorites:Musher's Secret Paw Protection Natural Dog Wax: This wax comes recommended by the experts at Chewy and provides paw protection in any season, not just summer, without the need for dog boots. Musher’s Secret forms a breathable, dense barrier to protect your dog’s paws from the elements in even the most extreme weather conditions. Click here to check it out on Chewy.Hcpet Breathable Dog Shoes: A set of comfortable pet shoes from Hcpet will do a great job protecting your dog's paws from not only heat but also thorns and rocks on a hike. This set also has anti-slip features, which makes them great for icy winters. Head to Amazon now to get your dog's set.Makondo Pets Paw & Nose Dog Cream: Chewy recommends using a product like this after any high-heat outdoor activity. The non-greasy formula gets absorbed fast to repair and moisturize dry, cracked snouts and paws on the spot. The veterinarian-formulated blend of shea butter, cocoa butter, plus olive and avocado oils and vitamin E to soothe warm paws. Find it on Chewy by clicking here.For more coverage of our favorite pet products, click here.