Pour attention and love on your pet. Why even bother having a pet if you don’t plan to give it affection? That’s whole point of keeping a critter around, right? So when your little guy (or girl) greets you at door after work, or wants to snuggle in your lap in front of TV, don’t push them away. Award them for their faithfulness.

Groom your pet. Grooming counts toward that love and attention requirement, but it also is necessary for animal’s health as well. Depending on your type of animal, grooming could involve a bath, occasional haircut, regular hair brushing, tooth exams, and paw inspection.

Hop, skip, and a jump. Animals love exercise. Whether they’re normally cooped up in a cage, an apartment, or, well, a coop, be sure to free them from these confines as often as possible. Dogs don’t just like to take walks to go potty. Cats don’t like to tear up and down furniture just to shred it. They have energy to burn, and will be better off for it.

Teach your pet proper bathroom etiquette. Speaking of going potty, it is essential to train your pet at earliest possible age to do so properly. Of course, this doesn’t mean training them to put down lid when they’re done (although supposedly rabbits can be taught to do so!). But it does mean getting a cat to use a kitty litter box, for instance, or a dog to wait until it’s outside. If you don’t know how to train them, learn before you own them. Ask your parents or friends, read a book, visit a chat room, or talk with vet.

Consider a proper place of higher learning. When training becomes an issue, whether it’s for potty training or how-not-to-chew-up-your-shoes training, consider obedience school. It is not a mark of shame for either you or your pet. In fact, it may be just what your fur ball needs to live happiest, safest, and healthiest life possible.

To put it bluntly, if you can’t follow these rules, you shouldn’t own a pet. Buy a plant instead. However, if you’re up to task—and really, most people are—your rewards will be immense. For a little bit of responsibility, time, and money on your part, you and your family will get a lifetime of love and unconditional adoration.

• Undigested food-1.food poisoning 2. Anxiety, 3.simply overeating

• Strong odor-intestinal obstruction.

If no vomiting occurs in 24 hours, then you can try and give some ice cubes followed by water. If no vomiting occurs, then give a small amount of a bland diet. If dog continues to vomit, call your veterinarian.

What to do for dog vomiting

1.withholding food for 24 hours.

2. Feed a bland diet, consisting of 2/3 rice, sweet potato and oatmeal and 1/3 of meal should be well cooked non-fatty meats like chicken.

3. Feed only 1/2 of normal amount of food at a time. Even better, feed several small meals until vomiting has subsided.