6 signs of dogs feeling cold:
1. Trembling body
2. Ears are cold
3. Delayed response
4. Curl up the body
5. limping occurs
6. Sneezing and coughing
Tips for keeping dogs warm in winter:
1. A warm dog house: Don't make too thick a blanket, the dog will get hot, just a soft and warm blanket will do.
2. Dressing: If a dog is afraid of cold, weak, old, or has short fur, then dress it up.
3. Exercise more and bask in the sun: You can go out when it's warmer at noon and let your dog run around to get some sun.
4. Don't take showers too often: In winter, just wash once a month at a water temperature of 35 to 38 degrees Celsius. After washing, quickly dry your hair.
5. Open windows for ventilation: Regularly open windows for air exchange, which is good for both you and your dog.
6. Insect repellent combing: In winter, there are fewer parasites outdoors, but there are not many indoors. Regularly deworming and grooming dogs can prevent skin diseases.
7. Give warm water to the elderly and weak dogs.
Safety Tip:
Things used for heating in winter must be kept at a safe distance. Pets should stay away from electric heaters.
