SPCA shares pet safety tips for cold weather conditions
The organization advises dog owners to get their pet’s boots and avoid taking them outside other than to relieve themselves.
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Dec 13, 2022, 1:01 PM
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11h agoThe SPCA has shared some tips to keep pets safe during cold weather.
The organization advises dog owners to get their pets boots and avoid taking them outside other than to relieve themselves.
They also recommend trimming rather than shaving long-haired pets, as animals can freeze very quickly. For short-haired pets, they recommend purchasing a coat or sweater to keep them warm.
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