But Dogs Have Fur!

Well, the snow and cold has finally hitus here in the Northeast. Has hadn't had much of a winter, and very little snow until last week. While some of us ddged a bullet with the bad snow, we all got hit with the arctic blast. That means we all have to bundle up to stay warm outside.

What about your pets? I mean, that's why they have fur, right? Unfortunately, unless your animal spends a lot of time outside, chances are it hasn't developed a nice, thick, winter coat, hich is what they do in the wild. If your pet in primarily an indoor animal, you need to be careful about how long you leave it outside in the cold. They need to go outside to go potty, and if they go as soon as they get outside, there won't be a problem (we'll discuss salt at another time). If you need to keep them outside for an extended period of time, you should consider getting a sweater or coat for it. Don't overlook their paws, either. You might want to look into some of the cool boots and booties that are on the market for pets.

We pamper our pets, so it is important to make sure they are protected and safe during this coldest time of the year.

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