During the winter, we go to extreme lengths to keep warm and cozy; and unless you have a polar bear as a pet, you should definitely do the same for your little pals. Like us, animals such as cats and dogs are susceptible to hypothermia and frostbite which can greatly affect their feet. Those with underlining illnesses are even more at risk as they may find it harder to regulate their body temperature. To prevent the worsening of medical conditions, and keep your little friends comfortable and happy, let’s start with the extremities, pay attention to the following tips below to protect their feet.
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