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Diet.
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dog food
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Do's

Dogs can consume the following:

Low-fat yogurt

Basil & Rosemary

Pumpkin

Eggs, in moderation

Turmeric

Goat milk

Don'ts

Dogs cannot consume the following:

Grapes & Raisins

Butter

Citrus fruits

Chocolate

Cinnamon

Onions

Types of Canine Diets
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Canned food

Contains 80% water, while the rest is meat and vegetables.

Raw diet

Emphasises uncooked meat, whole or crushed bones, fruits, vegetables, raw eggs and some dairy. Every ingredient stated on the list will be there at 100% and no nutrients will be lost while preparing it.

Kibbles

Processed at very high temperatures and can destroy many vital nutrients. As a result, food loses their naturally rich colour and becomes dark brown. By contrast, raw vegetables maintain their natural colours and are packed with vitamins.

Homecooked food

May be unbalanced as nutrients and vitamins added is not in proportion. Often high in calories and can encourage overeating and weight gain.

Grooming.
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Why is regular grooming important?

Allows you to check your dog for any abnormalities. (eg. ticks, fleas and dry patches)

Allows you to check for inflammation and infection with their nails, teeth, ears and eyes.

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Healthcare.

Prevents overgrown nails, matting of hair, dental disease and heat stress from double coating.

Preventive Medicine
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Annual Vaccination

Heartworm Prevention

Flea and Tick Prevention

Intestinal Parasites

Criteria to adopt a pet by Causes For Animals:
All family members must be keen and comfortable to visit the pet they are keen on.
Set up fencings, mesh, gates to prevent runaways.
Set up suitable areas in the home for bowls, bedding, rest areas.
A week home stay will commence once the house has been deemed safe.
If all goes well, the adoption will be finalised.
Work with a trainer to help your pet adjust and adapt.
What is Fostering?
Fostering is the process of temporarily housing an animal, providing them with basic needs and a loving environment. A foster pet parent takes care of the animal's health and well-being, both physically and mentally.
Differences between Adopting and Fostering:
For fostering, the pet stays with you temporarily. For adoption, the pet becomes a permanent member of your family.
For fostering, it is a limited responsibility on your part. For adoption, it is a full-time responsibility because you are now the owner.

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