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Dr. King advises creating a routine involving many positive pet experiences in such cases. She recommends establishing consistency in where pets eat, sleep, and go to the toilet while encouraging desirable behaviors such as chewing and scratching appropriate items.
#10 Husband Went To Pet Store For Dog Food, Adopted Cat
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#11 My Newly Adopted Kitten, Merlin
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#12 Rescued Her Mom A Few Weeks Ago. Thought She Was Fat
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While there are specific behavioral issues among pets adopted from a shelter, Dr. King points out that cats and dogs, for example, have needs and personalities specific to them. To avoid potential problems, she urges allowing new pets to express themselves naturally.
Dr. King suggests providing mental stimulation through food-dispensing toys, scratching posts for cats, and physical exercise. But if you need professional assistance, you can always consult shelters for advice on individual pet traits.
#13 It’s Upsetting That Senior Cats Are Often Overlooked For Adoption 🙁 11 And 12 Years Young
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#14 Adopted A New Cat, She Likes To Go For Rides In My Purse
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#15 My Female Cat Adopted My New Kittens On Day One
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Now, weâd like to hear from you, readers. Do you have any helpful pet adoption tips to share? What would be your best advice to first-timers considering welcoming a new furry friend into their home? Share them in the comments!
