All pets are adorable. But the loving is not without responsibility. You need to be alert to your chosen pet's particular needs in order to be a good pet parent. Buy proper pet accessories- Get collar and lead, food and water bowls, as well as grooming supplies. Choose accessories keeping in mind the requirements of your pet.
Find a reliable veterinarian -Make an appointment to see a veterinarian. Check on the immunisation and general health of your new pet. Be sure to make a note of when his next shots are due- and get them administered on time.
Pet-proof your home-Give your pet a safe environment to live, to play and to explore in. Keep all toxic and dangerous materials locked away. Watch out for heavy or fragile objects placed on unstable base. Put away everything that is small enough to be chewed or swallowed, including wires. Patrol your house and make sure to block up any small openings.
Make a good bed- Make sure your pet has a comfortable place to sleep in and lots of toys to play with.
Groomimg- While cats and dogs don't automatically hate nail clipping, ear cleaning and baths, avoid negative association. Allow your pet to adjust gradually to the grooming process.
Feed little and often- Young animals develop at an amazing rate, and they need lots of good food in the early years to safeguard their future health. There are several brands of complete dog food available in the market now, local and imported. Feed intake depends on your pet's size and activity levels- details will be on the pack itself. For a treat, try dog biscuits, chews or a toy- the last gives him exercise too !
When partying: It's best you keep your pets in another room when you have guests over. Don't let your dog or cat get at the box of chocolates-these may prove toxic. Be selective about feeding your pet leftovers. The rich featival foods we serve are bad for their digestive system. Chicken bones are specially dangerous for your dog- these bones tend to splinter, unlike mutton bones, and needle -like shards may get stuck in his throat.
Groom your dog everyday to prevent unsightly dog hair sheddings on your clothes and furnishings. It will also make him feel more loved. And a dog that feels loved is always a better dog to live with.
It's critical that your dog receives a balance of regimented training and playful exercise.
Always remember that a dog is an intelligent and sensitive being, and ought to be treated with respect and with love. Never underestimate him. If you follow this rule, you'll always have a happy home life.
All pets are adorable. But the loving is not without responsibility. You need to be alert to your chosen pet's particular needs in order to be a good pet parent.
Buy proper pet accessories- Get collar and lead, food and water bowls, as well as grooming supplies. Choose accessories keeping in mind the requirements of your pet.
Find a reliable veterinarian -Make an appointment to see a veterinarian. Check on the immunisation and general health of your new pet. Be sure to make a note of when his next shots are due- and get them administered on time.
Pet-proof your home-Give your pet a safe environment to live, to play and to explore in.
Keep all toxic and dangerous materials locked away.
Watch out for heavy or fragile objects placed on unstable base.
Put away everything that is small enough to be chewed or swallowed, including wires.
Patrol your house and make sure to block up any small openings.
Make a good bed- Make sure your pet has a comfortable place to sleep in and lots of toys to play with.
Groomimg- While cats and dogs don't automatically hate nail clipping, ear cleaning and baths, avoid negative association. Allow your pet to adjust gradually to the grooming process.
Feed little and often- Young animals develop at an amazing rate, and they need lots of good food in the early years to safeguard their future health. There are several brands of complete dog food available in the market now, local and imported. Feed intake depends on your pet's size and activity levels- details will be on the pack itself. For a treat, try dog biscuits, chews or a toy- the last gives him exercise too !
When partying: It's best you keep your pets in another room when you have guests over. Don't let your dog or cat get at the box of chocolates-these may prove toxic. Be selective about feeding your pet leftovers. The rich featival foods we serve are bad for their digestive system. Chicken bones are specially dangerous for your dog- these bones tend to splinter, unlike mutton bones, and needle -like shards may get stuck in his throat.
Groom your dog everyday to prevent unsightly dog hair sheddings on your clothes and furnishings. It will also make him feel more loved. And a dog that feels loved is always a better dog to live with.
It's critical that your dog receives a balance of regimented training and playful exercise.
Always remember that a dog is an intelligent and sensitive being, and ought to be treated with respect and with love. Never underestimate him. If you follow this rule, you'll always have a happy home life.