Pet owners warned about 7 cold weather symptoms that could indicate health issue

Vets professionals at Medivet have issued a warning over a range of health problems pets can develop during the colder months, and there are several warning signs to watch out for
A veterinary expert has issued an urgent alert about seven warning signs pet owners should watch for this winter that may indicate more "serious" underlying health conditions. As temperatures across Britain continue to drop with winter now firmly established, our beloved animals may be finding the bitter weather just as challenging as we are.
Veterinary professionals at Medivet, one of the nation's foremost veterinary care providers, are calling on pet owners to monitor their furry companions particularly carefully as the colder months take hold. From common ailments and frost-damaged paws to potentially life-threatening conditions such as hypothermia, veterinary surgeons warn that winter conditions can trigger numerous health complications for pets – with early indicators frequently going unnoticed.
Countless households throughout the UK are home to pets, with cats, dogs and other animals often becoming cherished, indispensable family members.
Whilst all responsible owners endeavour to maintain their pets' wellbeing and safety throughout the year, winter can bring unique risks and difficulties.
