JUST LIKE PEOPLE…DOGS CAN GET FROSTBITE AND HYPOTHERMIA…AND NEED TO BE PROTECTED FROM VERY COLD TEMPERATURES AND WIND SAYS DOCTOR CONNIE AUSTIN.
AUSTIN SAYS OTHER DANGERS INCLUDE DAMAGE TO YOUR DOG’S PADS FROM THE ICE AND SNOW…AND YOUR PETS INGESTING ROAD SALT OR ANTIFREEZE WHICH CAN BE DEADLY.
A NEW STATE LAW LETS POLICE TEMPORARILY TAKE CUSTODY OF A DOG IF IT’S IN DANGER OF FREEZING TO DEATH.
