❄️ Your pet is cold too! Find out how to protect them from the cold this winter 🐱🐶
Many people believe that pets, especially cats and dogs, are naturally adapted to the cold. However, the reality is quite different if we consider certain factors such as breed, age and general health.
Our furry companions can suffer significantly from low temperatures, requiring special care and comfort during the winter.
🧥 Essential Protection Tips:
Special clothing: Essential for short-haired, hairless and elderly breeds.
Limit outside walks, especially on very cold days
Prepare a warm bed, away from draughts
Keep hydrated, even at low temperatures
Watch for signs of hypothermia
Maintain a balanced diet, as pets use more energy to maintain their body temperature
⚠️ Breeds Most Sensitive to Cold:
- Small dogs
- Elderly animals
- Dogs and cats without much hair or with short hair
- Animals with chronic health problems
- Small puppies and kittens
- Breeds from hot climates
🌡️ Signs of Hypothermia in Pets:
- Intense shivering
- Slow movements or lethargy
- Skin and ears cold to the touch
- Slow breathing
- Dilated pupils
- Weakness
💡 Extra care:
- Dry your pet completely after exposure to water
- Avoid baths
- Keep your home warm
- Use special blankets for pets
Any questions? Consult your vet!
Your affection and attention are the best warmth for your four-legged companion! Protect them and show them love this winter. 💕