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Protect Your Pet from Harsh Winter Weather

As a winter storm hits the east coast, more and more people are left wondering how to protect their precious pets from the snow, ice, sleet and cold weather. Here are some pet-friendly tips from the Red Cross and the Humane Society of the United States. Bring your pets inside a sheltered area during cold weather, even if they are normally outdoor pets. Make sure they have access to non-frozen drinking water. A heated dog bowl can prevent this from happening.

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Remedy for Cold Feet

Everybody experiences cold feet from time to time. The best treatment for cold feet depends on the cause of the condition. A variety of circumstances, including certain illnesses and lack of appropriate insulation, may lead to a cold feeling in your feet and toes. While simple self-help measures may return the feeling of warmth to your feet, certain medical conditions may require professional treatment.

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Snow Safety for Kids

If your kids have cabin fever or a snow day off from school, you may be eager to send them outside to play. While snow can be an exciting element, filled with possibilities, it can also be filled with danger when not treated with respect. Help your kids to understand the potential dangers and keep them safe while they enjoy a winter day.

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Hiking Safety for Kids

A family hiking trip allows kids to explore nature while getting exercise, but the activity also presents dangers. Preparing for the trip before you leave helps identify and avoid the potential dangers and makes for a more enjoyable hiking trip. Whether you take a short hike for an hour or hike the entire day or longer, the proper supplies and precautions help everyone get home safely.