3. Exercise
Even if you don’t have a very active dog, exercise is still very important. Whether it’s walking, playing, or both, exercise will keep your dog physically and mentally healthy.
Preventing obesity can also ensure that dogs live longer. Who doesn’t want it? This is also a great time to keep in touch with your dog while burning some extra calories!
4. Make Sure They’re Eating Healthy
Diet is as important as exercise, or more. In addition, with all the information about dog food, there is almost no excuse for not paying attention to the dog’s eating habits. No one says that you have to buy the most expensive food or even make it yourself, but you must make sure that your dog absorbs all the nutrients.
Simple vegetables in the grocery store are great supplements for broccoli, green beans, spinach, etc. They cost almost nothing compared to processed snacks. From time to time, adding fresh eggs to your puppy’s food can do wonders. Your pet’s life depends on ensuring that they always get the food that is best for them. Talk to your veterinarian about how to develop a diet that suits your dog’s needs.
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