In recent years, keeping pets has become the choice of more and more families. According to the "White Paper on China's Pet Industry in 2024", the number of pet-keeping households in Chinese cities has exceeded 120 million, and the total number of pet cats and dogs has exceeded 250 million. Pets are no longer just companions, but also family members. Therefore, scientific pet keeping has become a compulsory course for every pet owner.
1. Balanced nutrition is the basis
Many people think that feeding pets human food is a sign of "love", but they don't know that this may harm them. For example, chocolate, onions, and grapes are toxic to dogs, and high-salt foods can easily cause kidney damage in cats. Scientific feeding recommends choosing pet food with scientific formulas. Cats and dogs need to consume protein accounting for 22%-30% of total calories every day, with appropriate amounts of fat and vitamins.
2. Regular physical examinations are essential
Data shows that about 70% of pet diseases have no obvious symptoms in the early stages and are easily ignored. It is recommended to take your pet for a physical examination at least once a year and vaccinate it in time, such as canine distemper and feline distemper, to improve immunity.
3. Mental health is also important
The 2023 Pet Mental Health Survey Report pointed out that more than 40% of urban pets have "anxious behaviors" such as excessive barking, furniture destruction, and licking addiction. It is recommended to play with pets for at least 30 minutes a day, provide toys and interact, which can help release energy and relieve loneliness.
4. Sterilization is good for health
Many people have misunderstandings about sterilization, thinking it is "deprivation of freedom". In fact, timely sterilization can reduce the risk of pets suffering from reproductive system diseases, such as breast tumors, prostatitis, etc., and can also reduce the number of stray animals.
Pets accompany us, but we must also return their love in a scientific way. Only by "knowing pets, understanding pets, and loving pets" can we truly establish a good relationship between humans and animals.
In recent years, keeping pets has become the choice of more and more families. According to the "White Paper on China's Pet Industry in 2024", the number of pet-keeping households in Chinese cities has exceeded 120 million, and the total number of pet cats and dogs has exceeded 250 million. Pets are no longer just companions, but also family members. Therefore, scientific pet keeping has become a compulsory course for every pet owner.
1. Balanced nutrition is the basis
Many people think that feeding pets human food is a sign of "love", but they don't know that this may harm them. For example, chocolate, onions, and grapes are toxic to dogs, and high-salt foods can easily cause kidney damage in cats. Scientific feeding recommends choosing pet food with scientific formulas. Cats and dogs need to consume protein accounting for 22%-30% of total calories every day, with appropriate amounts of fat and vitamins.
2. Regular physical examinations are essential
Data shows that about 70% of pet diseases have no obvious symptoms in the early stages and are easily ignored. It is recommended to take your pet for a physical examination at least once a year and vaccinate it in time, such as canine distemper and feline distemper, to improve immunity.
3. Mental health is also important
The 2023 Pet Mental Health Survey Report pointed out that more than 40% of urban pets have "anxious behaviors" such as excessive barking, furniture destruction, and licking addiction. It is recommended to play with pets for at least 30 minutes a day, provide toys and interact, which can help release energy and relieve loneliness.
4. Sterilization is good for health
Many people have misunderstandings about sterilization, thinking it is "deprivation of freedom". In fact, timely sterilization can reduce the risk of pets suffering from reproductive system diseases, such as breast tumors, prostatitis, etc., and can also reduce the number of stray animals.
Pets accompany us, but we must also return their love in a scientific way. Only by "knowing pets, understanding pets, and loving pets" can we truly establish a good relationship between humans and animals.