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As the winter weather brings signs of snow across the country, many of us are preparing for a frosty end to January. From sledding to snowmen, snow has always brought an element of joy to children and adults alike but often for our furry friends, snow can be a hazardous condition for their winter walkies. 

We all know icy winds and frosty temperatures play havoc on our skin and just like us, our dogs need a little extra TLC when the winter weather turns colder. With paws and noses some of the most sensitive parts of our canine companions bodies, keeping these areas in tip top shape can avoid sore skin issues that can leave your pooch in a pawful amount of pain. So if your part of the country is set in ice or snow is due just around the corner, follow our top tips and tricks for keeping your four-legged friend safe in the wintery conditions.

With Winter well underway, many of us will notice new and exciting creatures visiting our gardens in search for food and shelter. From birds to hedgehogs, there are a plethora of ways in which you can do your bit to support the lives of our furry friends in the wild. 

Here at Natural Cornish Pet Shop, our care for animals extends beyond the support we give to the animals in your house. Providing hints and tips for our customers about how to care for birds and other wildlife that grace our presence this time of year, we really do love all creatures great and small. So if you are welcoming a few extra furry friends this winter, here’s our guide about how you can support your local wildlife this winter. 

Darker nights and rainy days don’t offer much appeal when choosing to exit the cosy warmth of our happy homes. With winter well and truly underway on our Cornish coastline, keeping both ourselves and our pets safe when walking has never been more important. 

Shorter daylight hours mean it’s more vital than ever to stay visible when out on wonderful walks with our four-legged friends. Reflective gear and dog-friendly lights are some of the necessary items needed to walk in our wild and wintery weather. Alongside this as it grows colder, icy paths and cold pavements can cause havoc on our pet’s paws so keeping on top of their grooming ensures they stay clean and healthy this winter. Here at Natural Cornish Pet Shop, we have everything you need to wander in this cold and wet climate and to keep you and your pet safe whilst doing so...

With our Cornish county surrounded by vast and beautiful coastlines, many of us grab our leads and our four-legged friends and head out into the wilderness to enjoy the stunning scenery Cornwall has to offer. 

However, with wild winds, dangerous terrain and plummeting cliffs just steps away from coastal dog-walking paths, keeping ourselves and our dogs safe this winter has never been more important. As the month progresses and we get closer and closer to Christmas, the sad news of increasing accidents on coastal areas is appearing more and more across social media. So to keep you and your perfect pooch safe this winter, here’s our hints and tips when walking our Cornish coast...

During winter, our dogs are need a little extra TLC to keep them feeling warm and snug when inside and outside of the house. From cosy coats to blissful beds, keeping our pets cosy and cared for is essential as the bitter cold weather sets in. 

So with enough pawfect products to keep your pets feeling loved, adored and beyond cosy this Christmas season, here’s our list of everything your pet needs to survive the winter chills and to stay warm and snuggly every day and night.

Despite our apprehension to venture out into the dark and cold, maintaining your dog’s exercise routine is vital for their health and wellbeing. 

However, as the nights grow darker and colder, keeping ourselves and our pets safe on a winter walk has never been more important. With wild weather becoming ever more prevalent over the past few weeks, this winter is setting out to be a frosty one so we have everything you need to keep your pets warm and safe when out and about this winter. 

Here at Natural Cornish Pet Shop, we don’t just care about the animals in our homes. Dedicated to helping all creatures great and small, we are doing our bit to help Mother Nature and her wildlife this winter. 

As the world becomes more and more observant about how we can do our bit to help the wildlife around our homes, we can make small changes to our glorious gardens to keep creatures safe and snuggly as the winter weather torments our British shores. So when it comes to caring for creatures, there is one feathery kind that we all can take care of this Christmas.