The colder months are not just affecting us, but also our pets, and the experts at bed and mattress retailer Happy Beds have revealed why you should avoid sharing a bed with your furry friends in November. The season means dogs and cats begin to shed excessive amounts of hair. Pets who shed seasonally will shed their lightweight coats to prepare for a heavier winter coat. Experts at Happy Beds said: “This excessive shedding can last up to 3-4 weeks, usually ending in November and pose health risks if you often share a bed with your pet. “This protein is found in the pet’s hair, saliva, skin, and waste and is made up of minuscule particles which are where the risk lies.

Source: The Herald October 29, 2022 18:51 UTC