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Don’t forget pets when preparing for winter’s cold. Here’s what experts recommend
Experts warn that frostbite risk starts below 32°F and untreated hypothermia can be fatal; protective gear and indoor enrichment reduce cold-related injuries, American Veterinary Medical Association says.
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Don’t forget pets when preparing for winter’s cold. Here’s what experts recommend
At wintry weather settles in, it brings risks for pets as well as people. Pet owners can take steps to keep their animals warm and safe, including learning about the dangers of extreme temperatures, buying weather-resistant accessories, and stocking up on extra supplies in case of power outages or storms. “The best time to prepare for weather is before you have that weather,” said Dr. Michael Bailey, president of the American Veterinary Medical …
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- 45% of the sources lean Left, 44% of the sources are Center
45% Left
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C 44%
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