Are Your Pets Choosing Snuggles Over Walks in the Cold?
• Protect your pets from the cold by limiting their exposure to cold weather, especially for breeds with thin coats.
• Use pet-safe paw wax or booties to protect paws from ice, snow, and salt. Always wipe their paws clean after walks.
• Recognize the symptoms of hypothermia (shivering, lethargy) and seek immediate veterinary care if suspected.
Pets and cold weather sensitivity awareness
As temperatures drop, you might notice your furry friends are less enthusiastic about their daily walks and more inclined to cuddle up indoors. Just like humans, pets can be sensitive to the cold, and it's crucial to understand their needs during the winter months.
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