REMEM-BRRRR:

Dogs are vulnerable in frigid weather!

• Short-coated and dogs low to the ground freeze faster
• Ears, toes, and tail tips can get frostbite
• Ice-melting chemicals are very hard on dog paws
• Shivering is an early sign of hypothermia

So, what should you do?

• Buy a coat for your dog to keep his body core warmer
• If ears, paws, and tail are cold to the touch, re-warm them gradually
• Protect dog pads with boots or rub baby oil into them. Keeping nails trimmed and foot hairs short helps reduce ice clumps between toes
• Bring "outside" dogs indoors if the temps or wind chills are sub-zero

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