It is abnormal for a puppy to have cold feet. Under normal circumstances, a puppy's feet should be warm. Cold feet in dogs may be due to insufficient peripheral vascular perfusion caused by cardiovascular disease, neurological disease, or insufficient blood volume. It may also be due to low temperature, or insufficient energy provided by food. If the dog's body temperature is lower than the normal range, the dog needs to be taken to the hospital for examination and treatment.

How to care for cold puppy feet:

1. Cold puppy feet may be caused by cardiovascular disease or neurological disease and need to be checked in time. treat.

2. Keep your body warm. The dog needs to be insulated, or the puppy needs to be returned to its mother to avoid letting the puppy catch a cold while playing outdoors.

3. Feed in moderation. Breeders need to feed their puppies in time, and they need to feed them more high-calorie food in winter.