Who will supervise these dog walkers after they need to be tied to the law?

Do I have to walk my dog with a leash?

Who will take care of stray cats and dogs?

Recently, the newly revised Animal Epidemic Prevention Law was released.

The law will take effect on May 1, 20265438.

Let's see.

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Do I have to walk my dog with a leash?

The new "Animal Epidemic Prevention Law" clearly stipulates that dogs should wear dog tags when they leave home, and take measures such as tying dog ropes in accordance with regulations to prevent dogs from hurting people and spreading diseases. Who will take care of stray cats and dogs?

Neighborhood offices and people's governments at the township level shall organize and coordinate residents' committees and villagers' committees to control and dispose of stray dogs and cats within their respective jurisdictions to prevent the spread of the epidemic. △ Walk the dog into the rope! The newly revised Law on Animal Epidemic Prevention clearly stipulates (CCTV video number: CCTV video)

With the improvement of living standards, more and more people will choose to keep pets at home. But keeping a pet is by no means a random thing, but a rational decision that needs careful consideration. Once raised, it will not only cost a lot of time and money, but also learn to face its life and death.

Several common diseases of keeping pets

Pets at home may bring some diseases while bringing joy to their owners. Be careful if the following situations occur.

1 beriberi

When your pet has patches of hair falling off and there are red marks in the center of the patches, you should pay attention to whether there are red annular patches on your skin.

Precautions: Wash the bedding with hot water at least once a month 1~2 times.

Parasitic diseases

Ascaris, hookworms, tapeworms, etc. Pets may cause their owners to cough, shortness of breath, abdominal pain, diarrhea, bloody stool and so on.

3 bacterial infection

After infection, people usually have diarrhea, fever, vomiting, headache and nausea. At this time, you should keep enough water and take medicine if necessary.

4 asthma

Frequent contact with pets may lead to asthma, which has long been recognized in the medical field. However, some studies in Germany point out that keeping a dog at home helps to promote the development of children's immune system and prevent them from suffering from asthma and other allergies in the future.

5 cat scratch disease

Bartonella pathogen exists in cats' nails and can enter the human body through scratching or biting, causing infection. According to the statistics of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 40% of cats carry this pathogen.

After being bitten or scratched, if you have symptoms such as fever, headache, joint pain, weight loss, and red lumps near the wound, you need to take medicine.

6 rabies

Rabies is a serious human and animal disease. Once it happens, the mortality rate reaches 100%. Infected people will be manic, nervous, afraid of wind, water and fever, which will eventually endanger their lives.

How to keep pets healthy

Keeping a pet is not simply feeding. In order to keep the pet healthy, the owner needs to do the following:

1 Vaccinate regularly.

Generally speaking, babies born at 6 weeks (dogs) or 8 weeks (cats) can be vaccinated.

★ Vaccine type:

Cats are generally vaccinated with "cat triple vaccine"; Dogs are generally vaccinated with "four seedlings", "six seedlings" or "eight seedlings".

If the pet dog at home often plays in the suburbs, it is recommended to vaccinate six or eight kinds of vaccines containing leptospira.

★ Inoculation frequency:

Puppies (cats) usually need to be vaccinated three times (the first vaccination age is below 12 weeks) or twice (the first vaccination age is above 12 weeks), every 3~4 weeks 1 time.

3~4 weeks after vaccination, antibody testing should be carried out to understand the immune status of the vaccine. Since then, the vaccine has been vaccinated once a year.

If you are sick, you should see a doctor in time.

If the pet has abnormal conditions such as not eating or drinking, drinking too much urine, vomiting, abnormal defecation and listlessness, it is recommended to take the pet to the pet hospital in time to check the specific symptoms.

To regularly deworm the body surface of pets, it is recommended to follow the instructions and doctor's advice, usually once a month.

Keep your distance from stray cats and dogs

When dealing with stray cats and dogs, you can put food at a fixed time, but you must not take it home to feed at will. Their temperament is changeable, and there are risk factors such as carrying parasites (such as Toxoplasma gondii) and rabies virus.

△ Will pets really be infected with parasites?

Keeping pets is good for physical and mental health.

Do you know that?/You know what? Do you know that?/You know what? Every pet owner is quietly reaping the following benefits:

1 helps to lose weight.

Because dogs are often walked, pet owners exercise more every day, and it is easier to form a regular way of work and rest, which is helpful to stay away from obesity.

2 regulate blood pressure

Many studies have found that keeping pets can play a good role in regulating blood pressure. Through emotional interaction with pets, it helps to reduce stress levels and protect cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.

3 is good for the heart

Scientists have found that people who don't own pet cats have a 40% higher death rate from heart disease than those who own pet cats, and keeping a pet dog can also improve the survival rate after a heart attack. Studies in the United States have found that patients with heart disease have a higher chance of survival if they have pets after discharge than if they don't have pets.

4 Enhance immunity

American researchers have found that early exposure to various environmental bacteria, such as frequent contact with cats, dogs and other pets or livestock, helps to establish a strong immune system. In addition, pets can enhance the body's ability to resist diseases by stabilizing emotions.

5 Relieve loneliness

Australian researchers have found that keeping pets improves people's happiness in many ways. The responsibility of caring for pets gives them a purpose in life and relieves loneliness, which is more obvious for older men.

6 calm your heart

Pet dogs can relieve patients' nervousness and other excessive emotions, and are often used in psychotherapy. Pet cats have a more calming effect than other animals, which helps to promote blood circulation and reduce the risk of stroke.

△ Can pets relieve depression?

Keeping pets is a kind of life education.

Keeping a pet doesn't happen overnight. You need to take care of their diet and play with them every day. Parents can give their children some pet care work, such as feeding on time, bathing their pets, taking them for a walk, etc. Let children gradually develop a sense of responsibility.

A study by Harvard University's Institute of Psychology shows that children with pets at home can improve their sense of responsibility by 20%. At the same time, in the process of taking care of pets, children can also form good qualities of being willing to share with others, caring about others' feelings and respecting life.

It doesn't understand your story, but obediently acts as your audience.

It doesn't know your world, but it has been silently accompanying you.

It's a pet, a friend and a family member.

It is the touch and beauty in life.

If you decide to accept this little life,

Please be responsible for it to the end.