[header] How to treat frostbite in dogs [title] Move your dog inside. [step] The first thing you should do for your dog is to get them out of the cold weather. You should move them into a warm environment, like your house.
[header] How to treat frostbite in dogs [title] Move your dog inside. [step] The first thing you should do for your dog is to get them out of the cold weather. You should move them into a warm environment, like your house.
Make sure to be gentle with your dog, especially around the frostbitten skin. [title] Treat any hypothermia first. You shouldn't place them near walls or fireplaces. The warmth may help loosen up the stiffness in your dog's knees. As soon as you notice symptoms of frostbite, get them outside. [substeps] Do not leave the area until you have thoroughly treated the dog's wound. You can place an ice pack or a scarf under the dog's feet or under the leash, in the same place where you left them. This will help to reduce frostbite in the first place.