When it's bitterly cold, how long can you leave your dog out in the snow? Here's when to bring them inside and danger signs ...

As Michigan faces severe winter cold, it's important to keep your pets safe from outdoor health risks. Here's what to know.

Massaging petroleum jelly or other paw protectants into paw pads before going outside can help protect from the cold, salt, and chemical agents. Booties provide even more coverage and can also prevent ...

Any more than 15 to 30 out in extreme cold conditions can cause frostbite, and so if you're letting dogs out in the yard, make it quick, let them do their business and come back in. Most of them ...

If a dog is wet or damp, they can develop frostbite, the AKC says. Keep winter walks shorter if possible and limit time outdoors when temps dip. Good to know:Colder weather on its way to Hudson ...

Every year, veterinarians see an influx of pets with hypothermia and frostbite during the winter. The day before Christmas Eve, a good Samaritan rescued a severely frostbitten dog that required ...

Think you're too old to shovel snow? You might be surprised at when you should quit What are the cold weather risks to dogs? What are the signs of frostbite, hypothermia? If dogs are outdoors in ...

If dogs are outdoors in the freezing weather too long, they're at risk of hypothermia, dehydration, dried or cracking paw pads, and frostbite, among other ailments, per Wooten. Hypothermia happens ...

When to bring your dog inside depends on what breed of dog you have, Dr. Jennifer Coates writes for PetMD. A comfortable temperature for one dog might make another shiver. As long as these arctic ...