Last Updated on March 3, 2021
If you’re a new dog parent and don’t know how to protect your dog from low temperatures, here are some crucial measures you should take.
1. Signs your dog is too cold:
If your dog gives out the following body language cues, it must be colder than you expect: Your dog shivers and hunches its posture and might even experience shallow breathing. Your dog is suddenly not as energetic, and its body is grossing weaker; this may include muscle stiffness, decreased mental alertness, and even loss of consciousness. If you notice these signs in your dog, you must immediately take them to the vet.
