If you have pets at home which you give as much love and attention as that of a baby, then you can consider yourself a fur-parent. Owning one does not mean you’re instantly a fur-parent. There are so many self-proclaimed fur parents who don't know what responsible fur-parenting entails. For you to be an expert in this department, there are ways that you need to follow.
Vaccination
It is the very first commandment in keeping a fur baby. It isn't only for the safety of your pets but also to protect you and your family from harm like rabies and allergies. By nature, cats, and dogs scratch and bite, if you are not careful, you might get on their bad side. So it is at all times better to be safe than it is to be sorry. It’s a two-way safety measure.
Potty Training
Training your dog toilet manners requires a lot of effort and patience. You have to wake up and walk your dog on a set time daily. It’s best to start training them at 2-3 months until they learn. For cats, you have to provide them with a litter box. It is in their instincts to find sand or dirt to cover their mess.
Feeding
Fur-parents should research their pets’ dietary needs. Nutritional requirements vary from each breed and age. Cats food menu are not that complicated. Anything with fish or meat would do. One thing in common that you should never feed them is chocolate.
Discipline
Dogs and cats can be naughty most of the time. They don’t have any sense of judgment of what is right or wrong. You need to discipline them by giving them acceptable punishments. In time they will learn to prohibit themselves from doing things that will get them in trouble.
Following these “commandments” ensures not only our pets’ health but above all our health and safety. Your health always comes first. Safety measures should always be taken if you want to be responsible, both for your pets and family.
But unforeseen circumstances can’t be avoided. When they happen, that’s where insurance come in handy. At Cornerstone Insurance Agency, we aim to make our client's life easier with policies that are tailored to their needs. You can get more information about our products and services by calling our agency at (770) 413-0807. Get your free quote today by CLICKING HERE.
It is the very first commandment in keeping a fur baby. It isn't only for the safety of your pets but also to protect you and your family from harm like rabies and allergies. By nature, cats, and dogs scratch and bite, if you are not careful, you might get on their bad side. So it is at all times better to be safe than it is to be sorry. It’s a two-way safety measure.
Potty Training
Training your dog toilet manners requires a lot of effort and patience. You have to wake up and walk your dog on a set time daily. It’s best to start training them at 2-3 months until they learn. For cats, you have to provide them with a litter box. It is in their instincts to find sand or dirt to cover their mess.
Feeding
Fur-parents should research their pets’ dietary needs. Nutritional requirements vary from each breed and age. Cats food menu are not that complicated. Anything with fish or meat would do. One thing in common that you should never feed them is chocolate.
Discipline
Dogs and cats can be naughty most of the time. They don’t have any sense of judgment of what is right or wrong. You need to discipline them by giving them acceptable punishments. In time they will learn to prohibit themselves from doing things that will get them in trouble.
Following these “commandments” ensures not only our pets’ health but above all our health and safety. Your health always comes first. Safety measures should always be taken if you want to be responsible, both for your pets and family.
But unforeseen circumstances can’t be avoided. When they happen, that’s where insurance come in handy. At Cornerstone Insurance Agency, we aim to make our client's life easier with policies that are tailored to their needs. You can get more information about our products and services by calling our agency at (770) 413-0807. Get your free quote today by CLICKING HERE.
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