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Habits To Teach Our Children For Safe Living With Our Pets

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Habits To Teach Our Children For Safe Living With Our Pets

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  1. HABITS TO TEACH OUR CHILDREN FOR SAFE LIVING WITH OUR PETS

  2. THE RIGHT PET FOR YOUR FAMILY Family pets have many benefits. Children who have pets are more active, compassionate, loving, and caring. Pets help ease stress and anxiety at school, improve childhood development, and help kids become more responsible. If you are wanting to get a pet for your kids, certain measures should be taken to ensure safety. Pets carry germs with them that can make us sick, even if they appear clean. It's important to bring these good practices into our daily routines and teach our kids how to be responsible with their pets.

  3. SELECTING THE RIGHT PET FOR YOUR FAMILY If you are thinking of owning a new pet, the first step is to research the right one for your family. Animals like rodents (rats, hamsters, etc.), reptiles (lizards, turtles, etc.), amphibians (frogs, toads, etc.), and backyard poultry should be avoided. Kids, pregnant women, and elderly people are more prone to get diseases from germs like Salmonella bacteria carried by these animals due to their low immunity levels. Even cats can transmit Toxoplasmosis bacteria. Avoid getting pets that shed if your child is allergic to animal fur or has asthma.

  4. REGULAR VET CHECK-UPS Vet visits should be arranged at regular intervals to ensure the health of your pets. It's important to give them timely vaccinations, especially for diseases like rabies. Consult a Vet immediately if you ever feel that your pet is sick.

  5. THE HABIT OF WASHING HANDS It's important to develop a habit of washing hands after being with pets or touching their food, waste, cages, toys, etc. Washing your hand is important before breastfeeding/preparing formula, handling baby bottles, pacifiers, and holding infants and kids.

  6. CLEANING OUR HOUSE, PET, AND ITS SUPPLIES Vacuuming and cleaning should be done frequently to keep your house free of pet hair. Pets need regular baths as advised by your vet. Clean cages, habitats, and supplies regularly.

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