1. When walking your dog in winter, be careful not to take your dog to play on the ice, especially ice that is not firmly frozen; do not use a metal dog leash when walking your dog in winter.
2. In winter, the temperature difference between day and night is large, and it will be colder in the morning and evening. You can go out later to walk your dog in the morning, and wait until the sun comes out and the ground starts to warm up before going out for activities.
3. When choosing a dog walking route, scavengers should be careful not to walk on gravel, broken glass and other poor road conditions. Because of the snow cover, it is difficult to know what is under the snow, so take the main road. That’s it. In response to this, you can put boots on your dogs to avoid being hurt!
4. Snow and ice often contain calcium chloride salts. When dogs go out for a walk, they will stick to their toes and be eaten when they lick their feet. Calcium chloride salts can cause vomiting and diarrhea in dogs. . Therefore, please clean your dog’s toes first after returning home from going out in ice and snow.
