The animals need a bit of human help this time of year (Image: PA)
Dog owners have been issued a stark warning regarding their pets' drinking habits. Experts advise that dogs may drink less water during the winter months, and so it is essential for owners to monitor their furry companion s to ensure they stay properly hydrated.
As temperatures drop, dogs lose less fluid, and similar to humans, they may not feel the same urge to drink as they do in the summer . This concern has gained attention, with a significant increase in Google searches for "dog dehydration" rising by 144% over the past month, as reported in the Mirror .
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