Taking these simple precautions now will save you stress—and potentially costly repairs—later.
GEORGIA, USA — As we continue to bear the winter weather, state agencies are working to ensure infrastructure remains functional, but it’s equally important for you to prepare at home.
Experts emphasize taking precautions to protect the “three P’s”—pets, plants, and pipes.
Here’s how you can safeguard these essentials during the cold months.
Protecting Your Pets
If it’s too cold for you to stay outside, it’s too cold for your pets. Dr. Bernard Hodges and Joshua Sims at Critter Fixers in Bonaire recommend ensuring your furry companions are just as warm and cozy as you are.
Key Tips for Pets:
- Avoid leaving pets outside for extended periods.
- Consider dressing your dog in a sweater for short walks or potty breaks, especially if they’re comfortable wearing clothing.
- Bring them inside to access food and water in a warm environment.
- Every pet is different; adjust their food intake as needed.
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