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The dangers of pet obesity.
Obesity is very harmful to both humans and pets. 1. A vicious circle – the fatter you are, the lazier you are, the lazier you are, the less you like to exercise, the less you like to exercise, the fatter you are, and the fatter you are, the more you like to eat. 2. Restricted…
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How to view pet sterilization objectively?
How to sterilize? Pet sterilization is the use of human surgery to achieve the purpose of pet infertility. For male cats and dogs, the current method of sterilization in major pet hospitals is to remove the testicles: the scrotum is longitudinally incised, and the testicles and part of the vas deferens are removed. Surgery is…
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How Can I Reduce The Likelihood Of My Dog’s Illness By Exercising And Expending Energy?
Sport problem Humans eat, drink and lie down at home every day. It is conceivable that the weight will skyrocket, so obesity is also one of the main causes of various diseases affecting dogs, such as heart and brain diseases, cardiovascular diseases, bone and joint diseases, diabetes, pancreas inflammation, etc. This kind of behavior that endangers…
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Holding urine problem
Generally, dogs enter adulthood when their organs mature (starting after 8-12 months of age, and many male dogs gradually learn to lift their legs to urinate during this period), and begin to have the ability to hold back urine and feces. This is also a dog breeder. After a long period of hard work, the…
