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Cold Maryland weather risks pet health; vets urge limited outdoor time, warm shelter, paw checks, and protection from toxins.
Cold weather in Maryland poses health risks to pets, including hypothermia, frostbite, and injuries from ice melters and salt.
Veterinarians urge owners to limit outdoor time, provide warm shelter, check paws for irritation, and ensure access to unfrozen water.
Small, short-haired, elderly, or sick pets are more vulnerable.
Owners should avoid leaving pets in cold vehicles, watch for signs of distress like shivering or lethargy, and keep them away from toxic substances like antifreeze and de-icing chemicals.
Proper care helps prevent emergencies and supports animal well-being during winter.
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