Rick, Lee and Dr. Schultz, Talk Snow, ice and frigid wind chills How does that change the way that you care for your pets?

Snow, ice and frigid wind chills have arrived in Mid Michigan. How does that change the way that you care for your pets? How do you keep them safe through the holidays and the winter? Listen Saturday as Rick Preuss from Preuss Pets, Doctor Will Schultz, DVM (retired) and Lee Cohen have a discussion about these specific questions. First, Doctor Schultz will discuss the physical issues that can occur from your pets being outdoors. Which breeds are more sensitive to cold and which celebrate the cold and thrive in it. Why are protecting the pads on your dogs paw so important? And why should you rattle your keys before you start your car in the morning? Just a few of the outdoor obstacles dogs and cats face in the winter. You'll also hear all about the indoor obstacles that you need to plan for if you want to keep your pets safe. These topics include Christmas Trees, Foods and Drinks provided by guests intentionally and unintentionally. Finally, Rick Preuss shares the steps for safety and prevention of problems for fish, birds and other pets when the house temps can tend to vary with drafts of cold and heat. We want to keep your pets safe this winter by sharing this timely information (unlike the photo from a 2012 show appearance) on this weekend's edition of the Mid Michigan Pet Expert Talk Show on 1320 AM WILS on the radio.