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| Doggy Winter Tips and Products |
Most dogs come complete with their own coat. But that does not prevent them from suffering through the cold like us humans. We have listed a few small tips to consider for you companion during the freezing conditions.
- If it is too cold for you to stay outside for any length of time then its also too cold for your canine, so by limiting the time spent outside to a short run in the snow which is acceptable a night spent outside in below freezing temperatures is definitely not appropriate
- There are now many items that have been manufactured to prevent dogs suffering the cold weather whilst out in the freezing cold snowy conditions from wool sweaters to thermal dog coats such as the Flectalon Hi-Viz range to the Ancol Fleece and weather proof to the Dog gone smart Nano technology waterproof coats in all kind of sizes and fashions, if you have a toy breed or a small to medium or large that may also be a short haired breed that shivers from the cold when outdoors we strongly advise you consider your dogs wellbeing before heading out for a walk.
- When you return from a walk it is best advised to dry you dog thoroughly with a hair dryer or a towel. Ice and snow can get hung up on your dogs coat and also between the paws which can lead to frost bite which causes great discomfort, other areas that may also suffer from frostbite are the lips, ears and tips of the tail, A warm or heated bed on return from a walk is always recommended to ensure the bedding area is warm and using the Ancol heat pad or a Snugglesafe heat pad can add to the dogs comfort.
- If it is an absolute must your companion must spend a night out in the cold it is always good to remember that your dogs house should not be too big or they let in too much cold air, we would recommend our cozy crib that can be fitted to our Flat roof cabin to add extra warmth and comfort for your dogs nights rest it is also recommended to provide a small dish of slightly warm water by using the Anti gulp bowl with a small amount of warm water to prevent him from drinking it to quick will help heat you dog from within.
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| Doggy Winter Tips and Products |
Most dogs come complete with their own coat. But that does not prevent them from suffering through the cold like us humans. We have listed a few small tips to consider for you companion during the freezing conditions.
- If it is too cold for you to stay outside for any length of time then its also too cold for your canine, so by limiting the time spent outside to a short run in the snow which is acceptable a night spent outside in below freezing temperatures is definitely not appropriate
- There are now many items that have been manufactured to prevent dogs suffering the cold weather whilst out in the freezing cold snowy conditions from wool sweaters to thermal dog coats such as the Flectalon Hi-Viz range to the Ancol Fleece and weather proof to the Dog gone smart Nano technology waterproof coats in all kind of sizes and fashions, if you have a toy breed or a small to medium or large that may also be a short haired breed that shivers from the cold when outdoors we strongly advise you consider your dogs wellbeing before heading out for a walk.
- When you return from a walk it is best advised to dry you dog thoroughly with a hair dryer or a towel. Ice and snow can get hung up on your dogs coat and also between the paws which can lead to frost bite which causes great discomfort, other areas that may also suffer from frostbite are the lips, ears and tips of the tail, A warm or heated bed on return from a walk is always recommended to ensure the bedding area is warm and using the Ancol heat pad or a Snugglesafe heat pad can add to the dogs comfort.
- If it is an absolute must your companion must spend a night out in the cold it is always good to remember that your dogs house should not be too big or they let in too much cold air, we would recommend our cozy crib that can be fitted to our Flat roof cabin to add extra warmth and comfort for your dogs nights rest it is also recommended to provide a small dish of slightly warm water by using the Anti gulp bowl with a small amount of warm water to prevent him from drinking it to quick will help heat you dog from within.
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© Glenkrag Ltd 2024
Unit 7e Kilroot Business Park | Larne Road
Carrickfergus| Co. Antrim | Northern Ireland
Tel: 0(044)2893 351 491 | Fax: 0(044) 2893 351920
24/7 CCTV is used on our premises for the safety of our staff and customers and crime prevention |
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| Added: 11/11/11
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| Doggy Winter Tips and Products |
Most dogs come complete with their own coat. But that does not prevent them from suffering through the cold like us humans. We have listed a few small tips to consider for you companion during the freezing conditions.
- If it is too cold for you to stay outside for any length of time then its also too cold for your canine, so by limiting the time spent outside to a short run in the snow which is acceptable a night spent outside in below freezing temperatures is definitely not appropriate
- There are now many items that have been manufactured to prevent dogs suffering the cold weather whilst out in the freezing cold snowy conditions from wool sweaters to thermal dog coats such as the Flectalon Hi-Viz range to the Ancol Fleece and weather proof to the Dog gone smart Nano technology waterproof coats in all kind of sizes and fashions, if you have a toy breed or a small to medium or large that may also be a short haired breed that shivers from the cold when outdoors we strongly advise you consider your dogs wellbeing before heading out for a walk.
- When you return from a walk it is best advised to dry you dog thoroughly with a hair dryer or a towel. Ice and snow can get hung up on your dogs coat and also between the paws which can lead to frost bite which causes great discomfort, other areas that may also suffer from frostbite are the lips, ears and tips of the tail, A warm or heated bed on return from a walk is always recommended to ensure the bedding area is warm and using the Ancol heat pad or a Snugglesafe heat pad can add to the dogs comfort.
- If it is an absolute must your companion must spend a night out in the cold it is always good to remember that your dogs house should not be too big or they let in too much cold air, we would recommend our cozy crib that can be fitted to our Flat roof cabin to add extra warmth and comfort for your dogs nights rest it is also recommended to provide a small dish of slightly warm water by using the Anti gulp bowl with a small amount of warm water to prevent him from drinking it to quick will help heat you dog from within.
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