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Keep pets indoors as much as possible. Ensure their sleeping area is warm, cozy, and away from drafts.
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Use sweaters, coats, or booties for dogs, especially short-haired or small breeds.
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Apply paw balm or petroleum jelly to prevent cracks and irritation. Wash and dry paws after walks.
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Pets may require more calories in winter to maintain body heat if they are active outdoors. Adjust their diet accordingly.
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Reduce outdoor exposure, especially during extreme cold, snow, or wind.
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Shivering, lethargy, weakness, or pale gums.
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Pets may accidentally burn themselves on space heaters or knock them over.
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Engage pets with indoor games, toys, and training sessions to keep them physically and mentally stimulated.
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Older pets or those with arthritis may feel more discomfort in the cold.
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