The polar vortex is crippling much of the U.S. In this timely article, Deb M. Eldredge, DVM, shares information about hypothermia pet owners can use now. While we tend to think of hypothermia in cold weather, it can happen in warm weather, too she says. Individual body temperatures below 99.5 degrees Fahrenheit can be life threatening.
Source: Daily Paws, November 25, 2020. Link.
INSIGHTS: Consider this article for social media, newsletters and share it with local media. Remember, it takes repetition to raise pet owner recognition and actions to prevent pets from getting too cold. It’s best to communicate very frequently on this subject.