Time to watch your pet’s mental health

                                     Dog & Cat Adoption, Pet Rescue in Georgia

Are our furry friends also facing difficulties adjusting in this lockdown – missing the long walks or not getting their favourite treats? Here is what you can do to calm them down at home

                                
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WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED  
DIY FASHION IS EVERYWHERE 

                    Animal Pet Doctor

If you are stressed, your pet could be too, as they absorb your emotions Watch out for signs like falling appetite, isolation, hiding, obsessive licking 
and digestive issues  Keep them busy indoors. Brush and comb their hair so that they feel clean Supplements of Vitamin E and A work to relieve stress 



LET THEM GET SLEEP 
                        
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Delhi-based PR executive Pearl Patil keeps her voice and the volume of her calls down in the afternoon as that’s when her Labrador Momo sleeps.“I use earphones shut the door so that the sounds don’t disturb him. He gets irritated if he is sleep deprived,” she said




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Kolkata-based IT professional Puja Das, she ensures her two-year-old Persian cat Elsa gets enough time with her. “Earlier, I would play with her only when I returned from work. Now she sleeps next to me and my breaks are spent cuddling and playing with her,” she said.






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