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A Cornelia veterinarian explores rich memories of becoming a veterinarian, her veterinary education,and people and places along the way. Gain insights into the daily life of a small animal veterinarian in northeast Georgia.

Wednesday, January 06, 2010

Keep Your Pets Warm

The phones are ringing off the hooks at Northeast Veterinary Hospital with questions about pets and the outside temperature. This unusually cold weather we are experiencing in the deep South is inhospitable for pets living outside. With these severe low temperatures, pets need to be inside in warm, protected environments. Staying outside is not an option unless pets are housed in a heated area with warm, dry bedding and protection from the wind and any precipitation. Yes, they possess their own fur coats, but these are dangerous, extreme temperatures for our area.

Many families are choosing to board their pets during the extreme weather, and this is certainly an option. You are responsible for your pets so please plan ahead. We are ready to assist you in whatever way we can.

1 Comments:

  • At January 07, 2010, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Thanks, Dr. Brooks. Just wanted to let you know I found the blog with no problem. Thanks for the great info, too!

    Kimberly Brown, The Northeast Georgian

     

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