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NEWSLETTER Vol. XXII July-September 2005

Editorial

MNAWF Inter-School Essay Writing Competition 2005 – “My Favourite Companion”

Pet Care Tips

Pet Care Tips

  • If your cat enjoys milk, try giving it sheep's milk instead of cow's milk, as they cannot digest the high milk sugar in cow's milk.
  • It seems not only dogs can be trained. Cats can be trained to obey simple commands, like sit, stay, fetch and heel. You may need to use a suitable training method for it.
  • Puppies can be spayed between 6-10 months old. Spaying reduces: the desire to roam, aggressiveness, tendency to mark territory and the risk of developing certain reproductive cancers.
  • It is important to maintain a preventive healthcare program for your dog. This includes regular deworming and annual check-ups at the vet for disease prevention.

On children and pets:

  • Teach young children to be gentle and not pull the puppy's / kitten's ear or tail. Never let your child carry your dog by the scruff of the neck.
  • Teach children to notice when they are holding a pet too tightly or handling too roughly.
  • Don't leave children alone with a puppy/kitten until they are well acquainted and know how to handle and care for the pet properly.
  • Ensure children under 5 or 6 years old only play with a puppy/kitten with adult supervision.
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