KEEPING YOU PETS SAFE DURING STORMS
During times of very active weather wind storms, Thunderstorm and any weather event it is advised you make sure your pets are safe with storm Ali due to hit Ireland on Wednesday morning the public should keep the pets inside till the worst of the conditions passes over the county which will be around midday Wednesday
These conditions can make it dangerous for your pet like fences blowing over allowing your pet to get loose. Here are a few tips to help keep your pets safe in the windy weather.
Bring your pet inside during the storm and watch them when let outside.
Take your dog out on a leash to ensure they are safe and secure.
Check all fencing and lock all gates.
If your pet must be kept outside:
Provide a dry, elevated dog house with clean dry bedding and a flap over the opening to keep drafts out. A doghouse should allow your dog to comfortably sit and lay down but small enough to hold in its body heat.
Make sure a cat or dog has not crawled under your car seeking shelter and warmth near the engine. Tap on hood before starting the engine
Kenneth from the Donegal Weather Channel
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