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Dogs & Cats
Get Cold Too.

Your pets should be part of your family, so please keep your pets indoors in this cold if possible or at least provide them with shelter, extra food and water if they must be outside. Face the house/shelter away from the wind, better yet, have it positioned out of the wind. Cover the house opening with a piece of a blanket nailed to the inside to keep their body heat in, insulate the walls (thin metal insulation rolls available at Lowe's) with a staple gun and provide a bed to help them survive this cold winter. When it gets below 20, bring them inside no matter what. They can die of the cold too, especially the shorthaired animals.

There are heated pads you can put in your pet shelters and heated water bowls available at your local pet stores to keep your outside pets more comfortable.

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