Scientific pet care, help healthy life

As people’s pursuit of quality of life continues to improve, pets have become an important member of more and more families. How to scientifically maintain pets and ensure their health and happiness has become the focus of current pet owners. Recently, pet care experts and veterinary teams jointly released a series of new pet care suggestions to help pet owners better take care of their furry children.

1. Regular physical examinations to prevent diseases

Pets, like humans, need regular physical examinations to prevent diseases. Experts recommend that adult pets have a comprehensive physical examination at least once a year, and elderly pets or pets with chronic diseases should be examined every six months. By detecting potential health problems early, the life of pets can be effectively extended.

2. Scientific diet and balanced nutrition

The diet of pets directly affects their health. Veterinarians remind pet owners to choose appropriate food according to their pets’ age, weight and activity level, and avoid overfeeding or a single diet. In addition, the choice of pet food should be based on high-quality, natural ingredients, and avoid products with too many additives.

3. Deworming in spring should not be ignored

Spring is the season when parasites are active, and pet owners should pay special attention to deworming. Experts recommend that internal and external deworming should be performed every 3 months, especially for pets that go out frequently. The choice of deworming drugs should be based on the type and weight of the pet to avoid overdose or underdose.

4. Mental health is equally important

The mental health of pets also needs attention. Long periods of solitude or lack of social interaction may cause psychological problems such as anxiety and depression in pets. Pet owners should take time to interact with their pets every day, provide enough toys and activity space, and help pets maintain a positive attitude.

5. Clean environment to eliminate hidden dangers

The living environment of pets directly affects their health. Regularly cleaning pet mattresses, toys and utensils, and using pet-specific disinfectants can effectively prevent the breeding of bacteria and parasites. In addition, keeping the room ventilated and dry can also help reduce the risk of skin diseases in pets.

6. Pet insurance, prepare for a rainy day

With the rising medical expenses of pets, more and more pet owners choose to buy insurance for their pets. Pet insurance can help owners share the treatment costs of accidental injuries or diseases, and ensure that pets can receive timely medical care when needed.