Dog owners have been warned about a crucial habit concerning their pets. Experts warn that dogs may drink less water during the winter months, and it's important for owners to ensure their beloved furry friends stay hydrated.

This change in behaviour occurs as the temperature falls, leading our pets to lose less fluid. Much like humans, they don't feel the need to drink as much as they would in the summer. Brand ambassador and Media Vet, Dr James Greenwood, explained: "Throughout the colder months, it's completely normal for dogs to drink less water.

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As temperatures drop, their bodies retain moisture more efficiently.

"They pant less

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