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A dog dressed in a warm jacket while standing in the snow.

HOW TO PROTECT YOUR PUP DURING WINTER WEATHER

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We’ve still got a little way to go this winter, which means it’s important to keep your dog’s health in mind during these cold months of the year. Here are a few tips to keep your pup safe and warm this season.

Protect Their Paws with Booties

Cold weather can be challenging for dogs to tolerate when they go out for a walk. Imagine, after all, walking with bare feet on cold sidewalks. Try getting your pup a set of booties to protect their paws from the cold. You can buy them in a variety of sizes and features, which will make it easy to find exactly the right option for you and your four-legged friend.

Moisturize their Feet with Paw Balm

If your dog is already struggling with dry or irritated paws thanks to the cold weather or exposure to ice and salt, try a good paw balm to moisturize and protect their tender toes. Arava has an all-natural blend that includes argan, olive, and avocado oils, as well as lanolin and beeswax, which will seal in moisture and protect your dog’s feet for hours.

Calm and Keep Warm with a Hoodie

These hoodies provide multiple benefits for your dog. They’ll keep their heads warm in cold weather, protect them from wind, and the gentle compression helps calm dogs, which can be great for those pups who struggle with anxiety.

Increase Visibility with an LED Collar

If you take your pup for walks in the evenings, suiting them up with an LED collar will help keep them visible to nearby drivers. You can get them in a variety of colors and functions – from blinking to a constant light.

Suit Your Pup Up with a Jacket

Jackets aren’t just for humans anymore – get one for your dog to keep them warm when out walking or playing fetch. You can find them in a variety of materials, including waterproof fabrics with cozy, thick linings, and with several options for securing them, including snaps, Velcro, and elastic. Just make sure to get the right size for your furry friend so that it fits comfortably enough for them to enjoy their normal range of motion.

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