Dog lover’s are more care about the Face masks to protect dogs form coronavirus
Mary Peng of the ICVS gives several tips about the effects of air pollution on your dogs, and how you can protect your cute pets from the pollution on bad days. “As much as pollution can affect any of us, humans, it has the same dangerous effects on our pets. We see a lot of older animals, and the same concerns that we have for children, the elderly, and the already-compromised, we see those same patients in the animal kingdom” she says.
INDOOR TOYS
For cats, the ICVS has cat grass that can be planted indoors, little fluffy mice, or other toys on fishing rods. A cat tree can also be a great source of distraction and entertainment, which is especially important if you’re out of the house during the day. Most other pet stores will also sell a wide array of toys, and you’ll have to see what works for your cat.
If you really can’t leave the house with your dogs very often as a result from the pollution, get them more toys. Bouncing around a little rubber ball is easy enough especially for little dogs that spend more time indoors anyway. One toy that Peng recommends is the puzzle toy. “It expends their energy, gives them something to do for a longer time.”
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Post time: Mar-19-2020
