I wonder if poop scrapers have had this experience: Why are my furry babies always the ones who get sick? Why are my furry babies fine when they get home, but then become sick or have a drastic change in temperament after being raised for a while?

In fact, sometimes, the owner needs to find the reason from himself. Have you ever been shot in the following 9 items?

No.1 Not raised according to scientific standards

Allowing dogs and cats to eat will lead to excessive obesity in dogs and cats, which is similar to the "disease of wealth" in humans.

Obesity will bring many potential diseases to dogs and cats, such as heart disease, fatty liver, endocrine skin diseases, diabetes and joint disease. Many of the diseases that kill pets are related to obesity.

No.2 Not immunizing and deworming on time

If the furry baby is not vaccinated in time after arriving home, and regular deworming is not done in time, it can easily cause various health risks, and even seriously affect the health of the owner.

No.3 Lack of security awareness

Most fur babies are curious and active, and their IQ is only equivalent to that of human beings at a young age, so they don't know what danger is. If the owner has no awareness of prevention, he will expose his pet to various dangers:

Walking your dog without a leash can easily lead to car accidents and dog-dog fights; if you live in a high-rise building and do not close the windows carefully, your cat will be in danger of falling out of the window; some indoor plants are poisonous to cats (such as lilies) and beautify the home. At the same time, it is equivalent to casting "poison" into the environment; many household items such as needlework, chemicals, etc. can also be easily eaten by mistake.

No.4 Age-inappropriate sterilization

The mistaken belief that sterilizing dogs and cats is inhumane has laid a "landmine" for the occurrence of breast tumors, pyometra and other diseases in dogs and cats that will enter the aging stage in the future.

No.5 Giving random medicine to furry children

Blindly following "popular science" on the Internet, or following the advice of "enthusiastic" pet friends, feeding pets inferior veterinary drugs or human drugs can cause damage to the gastrointestinal tract, damage to liver organ function, and some even cause poisoning and death of pets.

No.6 Feeding humans food wantonly

Feeding dogs food that they should not eat, such as chocolate, grapes, and onions, can cause poisoning; chicken bones, fish bones, and various dried nuts can easily cause esophageal and gastrointestinal damage; feeding large amounts of liver and carrots can cause vitamin A poisoning; long-term Leftovers lead to malnutrition andImbalance etc.

No.7 Not paying attention to dental health

Feeding dogs and cats human soft food since childhood, or eating wet food such as canned dog food instead of dry dog ​​food, and not paying attention to brushing teeth, using oral health products and taking measures to clean teeth can lead to plaque, gingivitis, periodontal disease, etc. dental diseases such as inflammation, dental calculus, and tooth loss.

No.8 Doesn’t pay attention to the physical examination of older furry children

When you find something abnormal in your pet and go to the animal hospital for an examination, it is often in the late stages of geriatric diseases such as heart failure or kidney failure. No matter how good the veterinarian is, there is nothing you can do about it. Therefore, dogs and cats should be examined at least once a year after they are 7 years old. A comprehensive physical examination is essential.

No.9 Ignoring the socialization training of furry children

Dogs and cats are never allowed to have contact with outsiders, forming a timid, closed and sensitive character. They blindly educate wrong behaviors with "sticks", instead of correcting them through correct behavioral training but relying on beatings to discipline them. This causes dogs and cats to feel insecure, become hostile to strangers, and are more likely to develop violent personalities and actively attack people or other animals, causing civil disputes among neighbors.