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Frigid Temperatures and Your Pets

Winter is definitely here.  The frigid, arctic air has everyone bundling up to go outside.  Make sure your pets are warm and safe this winter too.

If venturing outside with your pet, here are a few ideas to keep them warmer:

  • Pet Boots or Shoes-Keep their paws from freezing on a long walk.
  • Pet coats- Not all animals have long fur.  Dress your pet in a pet coat for any outing this winter.
  • Pet Sweaters- No reason your pet can’t be stylish while keeping warm!

If your pet is normally outside year round, make sure that they have a nice warm pet house to seek shelter in.  This will block the wind, and give them somewhere to relax out of the elements.  Make sure they have fresh food and water, and that it’s not frozen.  Keep  a warm blanket in their house for them to cuddle up on.  When temperatures get into the single digits or lower, bring them in the house or at least into the garage.  How would you like to be sleeping out in the frigid cold air?!?!?!

Your pets can’t tell you exactly what they want or need, so use your common sense and have a little compassion. Put yourself in their “shoes”.  If you think it’s way too cold outside, dress them warmer or bring them inside.


Posted by Sandy  (December 10, 2009)    |    add comment    |    Comments (0)

Christmas Hoodies and Shirts

The weather outside is getting colder.  As you begin to pull out all your warm winter clothes, make sure you’ve got your four-legged friends covered too. 

Dog Hoodies will keep your dog warm and comfortable for those winter walks around the neighborhood.  For the milder days, he can sport a trendy dog shirt!  For the holidays, try Christmas hoodies and shirts.  There’s a wide variety to choose from, but all will give your pooch his own festive style, not to mention extra attention at any parties he may attend with you!  These adorable christmas hoodies and shirts are sure to get some smiles this holiday season.


Posted by Sandy  (December 2, 2009)    |    add comment    |    Comments (0)