Experts say that if dogs are going to be out in the cold, especially breeds with thin hair, they should wear coats or sweaters.

As winter settles in with freezing temperatures and snowfall, pet owners need to take extra precautions to keep their furry friends safe and warm. Kansas State University's Susan Nelson, clinical professor and veterinarian in the Hill's Pet Health and Nutrition Center,

As the temperature drops it's essential to consider how cold conditions affect your pets. Dogs and cats have varying tolerance levels for cold, and certain precautions are necessary to ensure their safety and well-being during extreme temperatures.

With the potential for subzero wind chills in the region, animal advocates are urging pet owners to be cautious. Even if your dog loves the cold and may be built for it like Huskys, Saint Bernards but for