Top 5 Winter Essentials for all your Pets
Winter is coming and your pet will either love it or hate it! Either way it's good to be prepared and keep your pet happy this cold season so here is PetnPony's guide to the best winter for your pets!
#1: Wrap your dog up Warm
If your dog shivers a lot and always seems to be freezing in winter, it may be wise to invest in a dog coat and what better coat to get than the Weatherbeeta Parka 1200D Dog Coat as it has many styles and is sure to keep your dog cosy this winter.
#2: Get ready to rug up your Horse for the cold!
Now is the perfect time to rug out your horse and get them prepared for the cold winter ahead of us, get your coziest rugs or treat yourself to the new WeatherBeeta Ultra Cozi Turnout for the coziest of winters for your horse!
#3: Stock Up on Hay, Lots of it!
Make sure your bunny is snug and warm this winter and fill their hutches with lots of hay! Mix in some regular hay with some tasty chamomile for the ultimate coziness!
#4: Igloos are the warmest places for your Cat!
Keep your cat warm and snug with an Igloo bed, cat's love nothing more than snuggling up in a dark cozi hut and when it's cold outside, what better place to do so than an awesome igloo bed fro your kitty.
#5: Wash the cold away from your Horse
When it's cold outside there is nothing better than a warm shower to warm you up, but your horse doesn't have the luxury of a bathtub and a heated shower but he can have NAF Warming Shampoo! This shampoo infused with Ginger and Clary Sage will warm your horse right up.
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