Spring is also a very "important" season for furry kids! Have they, who have not yet been neutered, been very anxious recently? It is the season of "looking for friends", and some of them are in estrus and do not want to eat. , some are extremely excited, while others are listless. Regardless of whether you decide to let them breed or not, spring care needs to begin! ​​​​​​

We can relieve TA’s stress through a comfortable living environment. It is difficult to stop pets from going into estrus because this is their body’s natural reaction, but they are unable to respond to the call of “nature” due to our captivity. As shit-sweepers, we can let our children relax a little based on the comfort of life.

1. Clean warm water

The normal temperature water in this season is still relatively cool. There is no heating in the south. At this time, pets (especially cats) are very sensitive both mentally and physically (gastrointestinal). Warm water can avoid additional stimulation.

2. Help increase appetite

During this season, pets will lose their appetite to varying degrees due to estrus. No matter what the situation is, not eating well will definitely break the heart of many old mothers~ You can add some snacks, canned food and wet food as appropriate to adjust your mood.

3. Deworming inside and outside the body

Not only are furry babies ready to move around in spring, parasites also begin to reproduce in spring! Be sure to do internal and external deworming at the appropriate dose, after all, furry babies at this time are more vulnerable and need protection!

　4. Comb frequently

Have you noticed the difference recently if you have long-haired dogs and cats at home? Although furry children shed their hair twice a year, for half a year at a time, short-haired dogs really can’t do it when it snows at home. It’s such pain!

It is normal for furry babies to lose hair severely in spring. Don’t worry about whether they will go bald (healthy-fed furry babies will not be bald!) Comb your fur frequently to remove the floating hair and the fluff that needs to be replaced at the bottom. If you comb it all out, there will be a lot less hair on the sofa and floor!

5. Disinfect frequently

Beware of viral infections! In addition to COVID-19 prevention, every spring is also the season of high incidence of cat flu, canine flu, feline distemper, canine parvovirus, etc.! Choose safe and efficient pet disinfection products for furry children: food bowls, toilets, nest mats, toys …Disinfect and ventilate daily to prevent bacterial growth and keep the room dry and tidy.

6. SincerelyPrevent colds

Beware of pet colds in spring! Spring is also the peak season for pets’ respiratory tract, with sudden warm and cold spells and large temperature differences between day and night. Pay attention to whether the dog’s temperature regulation mechanism is normal. Especially puppies and older dogs have weaker immune capabilities and are prone to colds and even kennel cough. Therefore, dogs should arrange their activities and sleep indoors where it is warmer in the morning and evening.

It is recommended that you walk your dog in the morning or afternoon when there is sufficient sunshine. Pet owners who can only walk their dog in the morning and evening can wear thin clothes for their dog.