WINTER CARE · ESSENTIAL 01
Not all dogs handle the cold the same way. While a Siberian Husky might thrive in the snow, a Greyhound or a senior Chihuahua will feel the bite of winter much sooner. Watch for shivering, lifting paws off the ground, or a reluctance to go outside. If your dog is hunched over with their tail tucked, it is time to head back to the warmth.
WINTER CARE · ESSENTIAL 02
Drafts can be particularly harsh on dogs, especially those with shorter coats or joint issues. Move their bed away from doors and uninsulated windows. A raised bed or a self-warming mat can provide an extra layer of insulation from cold floors.