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Many breeds of cats and dogs should be kept inside during cold weather. It's a common belief that dogs and cats are more resistant than people to cold weather because of their fur, but they are susceptible to frostbite and hypothermia and should be kept inside. If your pet gets frostbite or hypothermia contact the professionals at Orillia Pet Hospital!

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Just like you, pets prefer comfortable sleeping places and may change their location based on their need for more or less warmth. Give them some safe and accessible options to allow them to vary their sleeping place to adjust to their needs.

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During winter walks, your dog's paws can pick up all kinds of toxic chemicals, salt, antifreeze, or de-icers. Be sure to wipe off your dog's paws when you return from walks to prevent him from licking it off and becoming sick.

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Make sure to keep your pets safe this winter! Jackets, booties and collar lights are all ways that you can keep your pet a little safer during the colder days and longer nights of winter!

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Happy Holidays from the veterinary professionals at Orillia Pet Hospital! We hope everyone in your family including the furry members have a safe, happy and healthy holiday season!

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