A dog with cold paws and lack of energy

A dog with cold paws and lack of energy may be caused by disease. Owners need to observe whether the dog has other adverse symptoms, such as vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, etc. The occurrence of adverse symptoms may be a sign that the dog is sick, such as gastroenteritis, canine distemper, colds and other diseases. If the dog does not show any adverse symptoms, it may be because the dog just woke up or stayed on the floor for a long time.

The lack of energy in dogs may also be due to just waking up. It is normal for dogs that have just woken up to have cold paws and lack of energy because they have not exercised for a long time. As long as the dog does not show other adverse symptoms, the owner does not need to worry too much.
But if the dog has adverse symptoms, such as vomiting, diarrhea, etc., it may be caused by disease. The owner needs to take the dog to the pet hospital for symptomatic treatment.

Dogs need to keep warm in winter

Dogs will have cold paws if they stay on the floor for a long time. They may have a cold, so they will feel listless. The fur of most dogs is enough to carry them through the winter. Generally, they do not need to wear clothes. The owner only needs to maintain room temperature and prepare a nest or mat for the dog. But for dogs with very short hair, such as pugs, Chihuahuas, fawns and other dogs, you need to wear clothes to keep warm.