Daily Care Routine

Morning Routine

  • Fresh water in clean bowls
  • Scheduled feeding with measured portions
  • Quick health check (eyes, nose, energy level)
  • Morning exercise or play session

Evening Routine

  • Second feeding (if applicable)
  • Grooming session
  • Interactive play time
  • Comfortable sleeping area preparation

Pro Tip

Consistency is key. Establish a routine and stick to it to help your pet feel secure and healthy.

Feeding Guidelines

Choosing the Right Food

  • Age-appropriate formulations (puppy, adult, senior)
  • High-quality protein as the first ingredient
  • Avoid artificial preservatives and fillers
  • Consider any allergies or dietary restrictions

Feeding Schedule

Dogs

  • Puppies (8-12 weeks): 4 meals per day
  • Puppies (3-6 months): 3 meals per day
  • Adult dogs: 2 meals per day
  • Senior dogs: 2 smaller meals per day

Cats

  • Kittens: 3-4 small meals per day
  • Adult cats: 2 meals per day
  • Senior cats: 2-3 smaller meals per day

Important

Always transition to new foods gradually over 7-10 days to avoid digestive upset.

Grooming & Hygiene

Regular Grooming Tasks

  • Brushing: Daily for long-haired pets, weekly for short-haired
  • Bathing: Monthly or as needed (dogs), rarely for cats
  • Nail trimming: Every 2-3 weeks
  • Ear cleaning: Weekly inspection and cleaning as needed
  • Dental care: Daily brushing or dental chews

Grooming Product Care

  • Clean brushes and combs after each use
  • Sanitize grooming tools regularly
  • Replace worn or damaged tools promptly
  • Store in a clean, dry location

Exercise & Play

Exercise Requirements

Dogs

  • Small breeds: 30-60 minutes daily
  • Medium breeds: 60-90 minutes daily
  • Large breeds: 90-120 minutes daily
  • Working breeds: 2+ hours daily

Cats

  • Indoor cats: 10-15 minutes of active play, 2-3 times daily
  • Interactive toys and climbing structures
  • Hunting simulation games

Toy Safety & Maintenance

  • Inspect toys regularly for damage
  • Remove broken or worn toys immediately
  • Wash soft toys regularly
  • Rotate toys to maintain interest

Health Monitoring

Daily Health Checks

  • Eyes: Clear, bright, no discharge
  • Nose: Cool and moist (dogs), clean (cats)
  • Ears: Clean, no odor or excessive wax
  • Coat: Shiny, no bald patches or irritation
  • Behavior: Alert, active, normal appetite

When to Contact Your Veterinarian

  • Loss of appetite for more than 24 hours
  • Lethargy or significant behavior changes
  • Vomiting or diarrhea lasting more than 24 hours
  • Difficulty breathing or excessive panting
  • Any signs of pain or discomfort

Emergency Situations

If your pet shows severe symptoms, contact your veterinarian or emergency animal hospital immediately.

Product Maintenance

Cleaning Guidelines

  • Food & Water Bowls: Wash daily with warm, soapy water
  • Beds & Blankets: Wash weekly in hot water
  • Toys: Clean weekly or after messy play
  • Leashes & Collars: Wipe down after walks, deep clean monthly

Storage Tips

  • Store food in airtight containers in cool, dry places
  • Keep medications in their original containers
  • Organize grooming supplies in a dedicated area
  • Check expiration dates regularly

Replacement Schedule

  • Food & treats: Before expiration date
  • Toys: When damaged or excessively worn
  • Bedding: When worn or no longer comfortable
  • Grooming tools: When damaged or ineffective