1. The diet should be warm
In winter, dogs eat canned food It will be colder than water, and a dog with a sensitive stomach can easily irritate the stomach after ingesting cold food, causing it to indigestion. Therefore, the water prepared by the owner for the dog can be placed in a warmer room for a while to make it less cold. Wet food such as canned food can also be heated with hot water, so that the dog can eat it into the stomach and reduce irritation. But don’t overheat your dog’s food, which can easily cause damage to the dog’s mouth and throat. After all, dogs eat very fast. The dog’s diet can also appropriately increase some high-nutrient foods, which can not only ensure sufficient calories in the dog’s body, but also avoid the problem of obesity.
Second, the sleeping environment should be warm
Winter is the season when dogs are most likely to catch cold, especially those Dogs with poor resistance may fall asleep because the place to sleep is not warm enough or immediately go to play outdoors after waking up, which may cause the dog to catch a cold and catch a cold. Therefore, in winter, the owner should arrange the dog’s den to be warmer, especially not close to the floor, otherwise the cold will easily invade the dog’s body. But try not to use things like electric blankets for dogs, because the dog’s mouth likes to chew on things. Once the dog bites the electric blanket, it is very dangerous.
Third, the dog should be protected from the cold
If the owner wants to walk the dog in winter, don’t just worry about it Add clothes to yourself, and the dog’s cold protection measures must also be in place. Especially in snowy days, if the dog wants to go out, he must wear clothes and take precautions against the cold. When going out and returning home, the owner should also dry the dog’s paws and stomach in time to prevent skin diseases and colds.
Some free-range dogs and cats like to curl up under the engine of the car in winter, because it is warmer there, so it is best to honk the horn before driving , to avoid rolling accidents. If you have other related questions, you can also consult your veterinarian.
