As the spring flowers bloom, I can’t help but want to help my furry children dress up! However, although the temperature is getting warmer in spring, the climate is still changing greatly, and this is also the time when bacteria and viruses are most likely to breed, so no matter what People or pets should try their best to consume appropriate vegetables and fruits to help improve immunity and disease resistance, and lay the foundation for good health for themselves and their pets!

For pets, when choosing vegetables in spring, the first priority is vegetables with darker colors or yellow or red. These are seasonal fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins A, C, and beta carotene, such as spinach, pumpkin, Sweet potatoes, chrysanthemum, carrots, tomatoes, mung bean sprouts, cauliflower, bell peppers, bananas, cantaloupe, etc. It can help fight cold viruses, protect the respiratory tract, improve immunity and fight allergies.

But special attention should be paid to:

1. Do not cook or eat spinach with cucumbers (vitamin C will be destroyed) or tofu or milk (calcium oxalate will be formed).

2. Pets with gastrointestinal problems or diarrhea should avoid feeding or eat less foods such as pumpkin, sweet potato, chrysanthemum, bean sprouts, green pepper, and bell pepper.

3. For mung bean sprouts, cauliflower, etc. that are particularly high in vitamin C, avoid cooking them at high temperatures to prevent the loss of vitamin C.

4. For dark green leafy vegetables such as spinach and chrysanthemum, it is best to chop them into pieces and cook them freshly before feeding them immediately. Do not refrigerate them overnight or feed them continuously for several days.

Because cooked vegetables are more suitable for bacterial reproduction, they also convert nitrates in plants into nitrites to produce carcinogenic toxins.

In addition, dioxin eggs have recently appeared in China, so if there are owners who feed eggs to their furry children, in addition to purchasing eggs, it is best to choose different origins to spread the risk. They should also try to make their pets drink more water to improve the body's metabolism, as well as high pectin. Bananas, apples, pineapples, kiwis and other fruits, as well as okra, kelp, oats, etc., are rich in sticky and water-soluble dietary fiber, which are also very good ingredients for helping the body metabolize fat and reduce toxicity.