• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Wise Owl Safety

Practical Safety Tips for Everyday Life

  • Simple Safety
  • News
  • College Safety
  • Dog Safety
  • Security
  • Family Safety
  • About
  • Pinterest
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
Winter Snow Storm & Blizzard Tips: How To Protect Your Pets – Long Island Press

Winter Snow Storm & Blizzard Tips: How To Protect Your Pets – Long Island Press

February 19, 2017 By Wise Owls

There are ways that you can protect your pets from winter storms and blizzards. Winter storms can be a rough thing to go through without pets, but if you have a pet, then you need to be extra careful to ensure they are safe. The main thing to do is not keep your pets outside. That is the worst thing to do in a winter storm.

Get Our 7 [Bite-Sized] Safety Tips Anyone Can Use

Safety can be simple, but it starts with taking action. Let us help (and it's FREE)!

We NEVER give, trade or sell your email address. Unsubscribe at any time.

Wise Owl Safety Takeaways:

  • Bone-chilling temperatures, strong winds and blizzard-like conditions aren’t just hazardous for humans.
  • Winter storms create a dangerous environment for dogs. Cats, birds, reptiles and other pets, too.
  • The following are guidelines and procedures to help you prepare your home and animals for the cold temperatures, mounting snow, and blistery winds associated with winter storms.

“Animals can easily become inundated and overwhelmed by even minimal amounts of snow and ice and frigid temperatures, just as humans can.”

Read more: https://www.longislandpress.com/2017/02/09/winter-snow-storm-how-protect-pets/

Filed Under: Dog Safety Tagged With: Commentary

Disclosure: The “Wise Owls” may receive a small commission for our recommended products on external websites. Your purchase helps us continue to provide you with cost free safety advice. AND we don’t recommend products we wouldn’t purchase ourselves.

Primary Sidebar

Get Our 7 [Bite-Sized] Safety Tips Anyone Can Use

* indicates required

Popular Safety Tips

{KEYS} – How to Use for Safety & Self Defense

March 10, 2016 By Wise Owls Leave a Comment

[#1 SAFETY TIP] Keys as a self defense weapon When walking to your car, get your keys out BEFORE you leave the safety of your home, office or other … [Read More...] about {KEYS} – How to Use for Safety & Self Defense

Counselor’s college drinking strategy simple as 0-1-2-3 – Jewish Journal

February 3, 2017 By Wise Owls

There aren't many people who carry around a breathalyzer with them to measure their BAC throughout the night. And even if they did, BAC changes over … [Read More...] about Counselor’s college drinking strategy simple as 0-1-2-3 – Jewish Journal

63-year-old woman robbed at gunpoint in Burlington home invasion, police say – myfox8.com

November 19, 2016 By Wise Owls

Three men force their way into a 63 year old womans home and robbed her at gun point police say. According to the woman the three men held her at gun … [Read More...] about 63-year-old woman robbed at gunpoint in Burlington home invasion, police say – myfox8.com

Student walking campus night

New College Students Especially At Risk For Sex Assaults – CBS Local

August 17, 2016 By Wise Owls

During September and October (called the "red zone"), first and second year college students are especially at risk for sexual assault. This happens … [Read More...] about New College Students Especially At Risk For Sex Assaults – CBS Local

Dog bites on the rise for Mac postal workers, nationwide – McPherson Sentinel

August 27, 2017 By Wise Owls

Dog bites are on the rise for Mac postal workers all across the nation. The number of people getting attacked by dogs has risen a lot over the last … [Read More...] about Dog bites on the rise for Mac postal workers, nationwide – McPherson Sentinel

Like Us On Facebook

Facebook Pagelike Widget

Disclosure: The “Wise Owls” may receive a small commission for our recommended products on external websites. Your purchase helps us continue to provide you with cost free safety advice. AND we don’t recommend products we wouldn’t purchase ourselves.

Copyright © 2016 ‐ 2018 — Wise Owl Safety • All rights reserved.

Copyright/Legal Notices  |  Privacy Policy