| How to tell if your fur-kid feels cold?
–trembling all over –huddling in a corner with its body curled up –ears/body turn cold –reactions become slow –the way it walks/its posture is unusual –making low whimpering/barking |
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| Tips for keeping warm
Use a heater -Place the dog bed or cat bed a certain distance away from the heater, to prevent problems such as skin burns caused by excessive heat Wear clothes -It is recommended to choose comfortable cotton, and avoid dressing pets in non-breathable fabrics Prepare a mattress or a small bed -so they won’t get cold when resting or lying down Add food appropriately, and take in quality protein -eat higher-calorie food to maintain body temperature Let the fur-kids drink more warm water –it can effectively ward off the cold and also protect the stomach, avoiding symptoms such as vomiting and a dry throat Keep the living environment ventilated -When the air is not circulated for a long time, the air easily retains germs, triggering respiratory diseases in pets
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