Vet nurse says seven types of dogs need 'extra help' in winter – The Mirror

A Vet nurse has listed seven types of dogs that need 'extra help' in winter. With temperatures in the UK plummeting below zero this week, and the Met Office having issued several weather warnings, the expert has urged people to keep a close eye on their beloved pets.
Leah Callaghan, vet nurse at Butternut Box, has said that some of the dogs people should keep an extra eye on are the likes of whippets, smaller dog breeds, puppies, dogs with joint issues and more.
People with all dog breeds should also keep an eye on how their dog is reacting, as they may exhibit little-known signs of cold sensitivity. But what are the signs, and which seven dog types are at risk?
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Lean breeds with little body fat and no dense undercoat will feel the cold weather quicker than you think. This group is often the first to shiver on frosty mornings.
The vet said: "Every dog is different. A husky might be in their element on a frosty morning, while a whippet or terrier could start shivering after a short walk. It’s about knowing your dog and watching how they respond."
