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Winter can be tough on pets, especially those sensitive to the cold. Here’s how to protect them during the chilliest months of the year:
Protect the Paws:
Salt, ice, and sidewalk chemicals can irritate paws. Wipe feet after walks or use pet-safe booties for added protection.
Keep Them Warm:
Even indoor pets need warm bedding. Avoid drafts, and raise beds off cold floors. Smaller or short-haired breeds may benefit from pet sweaters for outdoor walks.
Limit Outdoor Time:
Freezing temps can lead to frostbite or hypothermia. Short, frequent walks are better than long outings.
Maintain Exercise Routines:
Cold weather shouldn’t mean inactivity. We offer walking services even when it’s chilly—keeping pets moving safely and happily.
Watch for Hidden Dangers:
Antifreeze spills, frozen ponds, and snow-covered sharp objects pose risks. Stay alert on walks.
Winter safety is about planning ahead—and we’re here to make it easier on you and your pet.
