Taking the Right Care of Your Pet
In our daily life, we find animal meat being cooked and eaten. From wild animals to domestic animals, we see that they are all living creatures. Animals are multicellular, meaning they are alive; animals are eukaryotic, which means they have a membrane covering their nucleus, and do not have an intercellular wall. With few exceptions, all animals breathe air, can move, reproduce by sex, and consume organic matter. Therefore, they are alive.
The reason we find animals so interesting is that they interact with us, as well as other animals and plants on Earth. Animals have personalities and individual expression and animals feel pain and are emotional. Insects have emotions and animals sense them in a similar way as human beings. We find that certain animals are emotional, some are friendly, and some are aggressive. An example is the Bichon Frise, which is naturally friendly and does not hurt children.
Certain animals can be eaten without killing the animal or without causing any pain or discomfort to the animal. The Cane Thistle, Aloe Vera, and Borage can be used to alleviate nausea and vomiting in humans. Horse chestnut, used in herbal medicine, relieves congestion and eliminates swellings and inflammation. Witch Hazel, a common household ingredient, kills bacteria in the urinary tract and liver, relieving kidney infections and helping to prevent kidney stones. This is only a small sampling of what can be used to heal and soothe an animal.
It is important to allow an animal to have room to move. Give your pet two feet or more space, where they can run around, turn around, stretch their legs, and play. You might also consider providing a scratching post or soft toys for them to play with. They should be able to scratch anywhere they want on your furniture, but you don’t want them scratching into your skin. If an animal chews on something that it shouldn’t, such as your hair, it shouldn’t be done. Even though they may seem like they are trying to clean themselves, they could seriously injure your skin if they don’t.
Animals need exercise to stay healthy and happy. It is important that you help your animal get exercise by walking them regularly and playing with them. Try to find time during the day when the animal can do something fun and exciting. You should always check with the veterinarian before allowing your animal to have physical activity, especially if there are long periods of time between trips. Your animal may need some extra exercise to help alleviate arthritis, obesity, diabetes, heart disease, epilepsy, flea bite allergies, and other diseases.
Every animal owner should take responsibility for his or her animal’s care. As with any pet, animals need love, attention, exercise, and nutrition. When caring for pets, you should seek out the best veterinarians, trainers, and animal companions for your particular animal. It is very important to make sure your animals are getting the proper care so that they can live a long, healthy, happy life. Your animal’s well being is incredibly important and you will want to make sure that he or she is healthy.
