Dressing for winter: layering and waterproof gear tips
Practical guide advises layering loose breathable clothing to trap air and vent excess heat. Emphasizes head and extremity protection, two pair socks, dry footwear, and avoiding wet insulation, with warnings about dehydration frostbite and hypothermia especially for children and the elderly.
Take extra care of pets in winter
Winter pet care covers shelter heat water and warmth. Outdoor pets need elevated shelter with insulation and a door and fresh hay or straw bedding to hold heat. Bring pets indoors in dangerous conditions and check for frostbite and hypothermia signs. Maintain fresh water, exercise, and wash paws to remove salt after walks.
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