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Pets need extra care in cold weather

With the bitter-cold temperatures this week comes a reminder from the American Veterinary Medical Association to make sure your pets are protected:

  • Protect your pet’s feet in the winter. Ice and the icy crust that can form on top of snow can cause cuts and abrasions to paws.
  • Watch pets around frozen lakes and rivers and slippery staircases, which pose risks for injuries.
  • Be careful before starting your car. Cats and other animals often climb on top of car engines for warmth.
  • Make sure a pet’s outdoor housing is warm enough for the most bitterly cold months
  • Keep your pet healthy and active during the cold weather.

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