Do dogs feel the cold after a haircut?
Wilbert Rempel
2025-08-10 02:12:26
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Humans often shake or shiver when cold, as our bodies use the shivering mechanism to try to raise our temperature. These same causes can manifest in our pet dogs. Certain medical conditions or physical injuries can induce shaking, shivering, or tremors, either consistently or on an intermittent basis. A health condition may result in temperature regulation issues after washing or bathing at the groomer – something you would have seen at home had you bathed them there – that may persist for hours afterwards. If your dog is cold, help him or her warm up with a blanket and ensuring they are dry. Standing for a long period of time at the groomers can also trigger shakes or tremors, especially in older dogs or those who have existing problems.
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