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As temperatures drop, many pet owners notice changes in their pets’ behavior, energy levels, and physical health and wonder what changes they need to make to provide the best cold-weather dog care.

As millions of Americans cope with dangerously cold temperatures and winter storms, it might be tough to take your dog out for a walk, leave cats outside, or keep other animals such as horses, cows ...

Cold weather brings real risks for dogs, especially as temperatures drop below freezing. While some breeds tolerate cold better, there are others that can't handle even mildly chilly air. But breed ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. As large swaths of the U.S. wrap up warm in the face of biting cold ...

A healthy canine’s body temperature runs between 99.5 to 102.5 degrees Fahrenheit, says Kaitlyn Krebs, a veterinarian and assistant professor of clinical primary care at the University of Pennsylvania ...

If you're wondering how to keep your pet safe and healthy amid Minnesota's Arctic surge this week, experts urge following these tips. Being out in the severe cold can pose serious health risks to pets ...

It’s 30 degrees in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Mara Peverini is getting ready to head out the door. She bundles up in a sweater, a puffer jacket, boots and a scarf. Then she does the same for her dog.