1. Humans: Like humans, many animals have skin sensitive to the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays.
2. Dogs: Dogs, especially those with light-colored fur or hairless breeds like the Chinese Crested, can get sunburn. Areas such as the nose, ears, and abdomen are particularly vulnerable.
3. Cats: Cats can also experience sunburn, especially white cats or those with thin fur.
4. Horses: Sunburn is common in horses, especially white or light-colored horses. Sensitive areas include the nose, ears, muzzle, and areas with less hair cover.
5. Cattle: Cattle, especially dairy breeds with white skin or light-colored hair, can get sunburned.
6. Sheep: Sheep, particularly those with white or light-colored wool, are susceptible to sunburn.
7. Goats: Goats can experience sunburn, especially if they have light-colored skin or hair.
8. Pigs: Pigs, particularly breeds with pink or light-colored skin, can get sunburned.
9. Rabbits: Rabbits can be prone to sunburn, especially those with light-colored fur or white ear tips.
10. Birds: Some bird species, such as turkeys and chickens, can get sunburned on featherless areas like their heads and necks.
It's essential for pet owners and caregivers of animals to provide adequate shade, use pet-safe sunscreen, and limit exposure to intense sunlight to protect against sunburns and the associated risks of skin damage and skin cancer.