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5 Must-Have Winter Items for Dogs

| December 21, 2014

Whether you live in an area that experiences harsh winters, or simply have a pampered pooch that doesn’t like to be cold, there are a few great items every dog owner should have on hand to keep their pups warm. Check out our list below for some neat cold weather items!

#1 – Ruffwear K-9 Overcoat

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If you’ve got an active pooch that enjoys being outside in the snow and ice, Ruffwear’s  K-9 Overcoat is the perfect addition to his wardrobe. This coat is made with sturdy materials and an internal fleece lining to keep your pup warm, while being durable enough for outdoor adventures. See the Ruffwear K-9 Overcoat here.

#2 – K&H Lectro Heating Pad & Cover

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Even dogs that sleep indoors can get cold during winter, so this heating pad is a great way to keep them warm while they rest. It’s safe and comes with a fleece cover so your dog doesn’t get burned, and provides radiating heat that matches your pup’s body temperature. See the K&H Lector Heating Pad & Cover here.

#3 – Ruffwear Polar Trex Boots

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If you’ve got an adventurous dog that likes to keep up with your hiking during the winter months, these boots are an excellent way to make sure her pads stay healthy and uninjured. The Polar Trex boots provide both warmth and traction on icy roads and trails. See the Ruffwear Polar Trex boots here.

#4 – Musher’s Secret

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Musher’s Secret is a popular paw pad production wax that is used year round, but is especially helpful during the winter months. Ice and snow can injure your dog’s paws, and Musher’s Secret provides a thick, sturdy layer of protection. It’s safe and natural, and will keep your pooch safe through even the harshest conditions. If you’re skeptical about it’s effectiveness, take note that it’s used by professional mushers and sled dogs in the arctic! See Musher’s Secret paw wax here.

#5 – The Honest Kitchen Winter Warmers

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Whether you’ve just finished a hardy romp in the snow, or it’s too harsh to even go outside, The Honest Kitchen gives us some tasty snacks to warm up our dogs during the winter time. The Winter Warmers come in a set of three and include chicken, beef, and turkey bases. They are an excellent way to provide a warm, delicious snack for our pups any time of the day or night! See The Honest Kitchen Winter Warmers here.

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