During the coldest part of the year most of us will winterize our homes in preparation. But, have we considered preparing our pets to help them meet the challenges of winter?
Perhaps the most important consideration for preparing your pet for winter is nutrition. Outdoor pets in particular require more calories in the winter to generate enough energy to cope with cold. A high quality nutritionally balanced diet is adequate to meet these increased demands, therefore most pets will not require supplementation with vitamins. In addition to a good diet, fresh water should be offered several times a day. Get tips and preparedness list.
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