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The temperature your dog can safely go out in depends on a number of factors, including its size, age and the thickness of its coat.
When the temperature drops to -7ºC and below, all dogs are at a higher risk of hypothermia and frost

Read the article from MSN for Safety advice on dogs in Cold Weather. Picture from Article

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🎄The holiday season is in our doorstep. Visiting family or traveling this time of the year can be a big challenge for dog lovers.
🐶We would like to share 3 tips that could make your life a lot easier.
Top 3 Tips when travelling with dogs
✅🐕Keep Your dog Comfortable. To keep your dog calm and comfortable in the car, bring a few of your pet’s favourite things along for the ride to surround them with familiar smells.
✅🐩Whether it’s your dog’s bed or tasty treats, packing a few favourites can make anywhere feel like home. If it is your dog’s first trip, take them for some shorter trips before to get used to travelling.
✅🐕‍🦺See Your Vet Before You Go. Be sure to visit your veterinarian prior to taking off. Ensure you take out pet insurance when taking your pet on holiday in case of any unexpected injuries or emergencies.
✅🐕Find Pet-Friendly Stops Along The Route. Long drives often require frequent stops for you, but don’t forget that your pets need pit stops, too.
✅🐕‍🦺Find a rest stop that has a grassy area for them to expel some energy and take care of their business. Be sure to keep your pets on leads to keep them from roaming freely in unfamiliar places.
✅🐕‍🦺If you’re stopping overnight, don’t forget to call ahead to make sure you’ve booked pet friendly accommodation.
And One Extra Bonus Tip:
✅🐕‍🦺☝️Check Your dog’s Nametag . Make sure your pet’s nametag is secured to their collar and the information is up to date. Ensure your pet is microchipped. In the event your furry friend gets lost, it’s one of the best ways to locate him or her.
Have a safe journey”

🎄The holiday season is in our doorstep. Visiting family or traveling this time of the year can be a big challenge for dog lovers.

🐶We would like to share 3 tips that could make your life a lot easier.
Top 3 Tips when travelling with dogs

✅🐕Keep Your dog Comfortable. To keep your dog calm and comfortable in the car, bring a few of your pet’s favourite things along for the ride to surround them with familiar smells.

✅🐩Whether it’s your dog’s bed or tasty treats, packing a few favourites can make anywhere feel like home. If it is your dog’s first trip, take them for some shorter trips before to get used to travelling.

✅🐕‍🦺See Your Vet Before You Go. Be sure to visit your veterinarian prior to taking off. Ensure you take out pet insurance when taking your pet on holiday in case of any unexpected injuries or emergencies.

✅🐕Find Pet-Friendly Stops Along The Route. Long drives often require frequent stops for you, but don’t forget that your pets need pit stops, too.

✅🐕‍🦺Find a rest stop that has a grassy area for them to expel some energy and take care of their business. Be sure to keep your pets on leads to keep them from roaming freely in unfamiliar places.

✅🐕‍🦺If you’re stopping overnight, don’t forget to call ahead to make sure you’ve booked pet friendly accommodation.

And One Extra Bonus Tip:

✅🐕‍🦺☝️Check Your dog’s Nametag . Make sure your pet’s nametag is secured to their collar and the information is up to date. Ensure your pet is microchipped. In the event your furry friend gets lost, it’s one of the best ways to locate him or her.

Have a safe journey”