Experts say that if dogs are going to be out in the cold, especially breeds with thin hair, they should wear coats or ...

dried or cracking paw pads, and frostbite, among other ailments, per Wooten. Hypothermia happens when a dog's body temperature is abnormally low. Symptoms include shivering and tiredness.

It most commonly affects areas with less fur or fat, such as ears, tail, paw ... symptoms seem mild, frostbite requires professional care. Similarly to frostbite, hypothermia occurs when a dog ...

Any more than 15 to 30 out in extreme cold conditions can cause frostbite, and so if you ... it can also be tough on dogs. "We do get paw injuries a lot right now, so some of the salt can be ...

As sub-zero temperatures continue in southeast Minnesota and north Iowa, Leashes and Leads, a daycare center for dogs has ...

"Exposure to winter’s dry, cold air and chilly rain, sleet and snow can cause chapped paws and itchy ... Similar to humans, cats and dogs face the risk of frostbite and hypothermia if exposed ...

They recommend limiting pets outdoor activities as cold weather can catch some animals by surprise and frostbite and hypothermia ... space to warm back up in. Dog's paw pads should be monitored ...

When it's bitterly cold, how long can you leave your dog out in the snow? Here's when to bring them inside and danger signs ...

Dogs can suffer ... because even if symptoms seem mild, frostbite requires professional care. Mild hypothermia: Shivering (a natural response to cold), cold ears, paws, or tail and lethargy ...

As the country faces severe winter cold, it's important to keep your pets safe from outdoor health risks. Here's what to know.