Do’s and Dont’s
Are you a responsible pet owner?
Content by : Karin Franken,
Co-Founder & Board Director JAAN Domestic
Illustration by : Aya Diandara Salvator
A pet has to stay indoors, as your pet
should always be part of your family.
Always give nutritious food and daily
clean drinking water.
Clean and bath your pet according to its
needs.
Give regular exercise to your pet on daily
to strengthen the bond between you and
your pet; this will also minimize any
destructive behaviour.
Spayed your pet so it can become more
healthy and have better behavior
compared to unspayed pet.
Give a life-time commitment to your pet
because like us, we want to be taken
care of until the end of time.
Do not chain or put your pet in a cage!
Do not let your pet be hungry or
dehydrated
Do not let your pet live in a dirty
environment, not have regular showers,
or allow it to smell bad, which can lead to
sickness.
Do not have a pet without giving it
proper daily exercise, as without good
training a pet can become stressed,
frustrated or even aggressive.
Do not let your pet to breed continually
as it will contribute to the raising of over
populated stray unwanted animal.
Do not allow your pet to breed as this will
contribute to the increase in many more
unwanted stray animals.
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