How To Protect Pets From Cold Weather This Winter
• Limit outdoor exposure for pets, especially short-haired and older ones, to prevent hypothermia and frostbite.
• Provide warm bedding and consider heated pet beds to ensure your pets have a comfortable and insulated place to sleep indoors.
• Protect paws from ice and salt by using booties or wiping them with a warm cloth after walks, and monitor for signs of cold stress.
Understanding pets' needs and proactive winter measures
Protecting our furry friends during the winter months requires understanding their unique needs and taking proactive measures. Unlike humans, pets have different tolerances to cold weather, and it’s crucial to ensure their safety and comfort throughout January. Here’s how to protect your pets from the harsh winter cold.
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