Shraddha Kapoor Misses Her Pet Dog

    • Indiatimes
    • Publish Date: Sep 11 2016 5:01PM
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    • Updated Date: Sep 12 2016 12:34PM
Shraddha Kapoor Misses Her Pet Dog

After spending weeks in Delhi for the shoot of her next film 'Half Girlfriend', Shraddha Kapoor is getting a little homesick. Though she makes it a point to keep in touch with her parents (Shakti and Shivangi Kapoor) and her brother (Siddhanth), the one she misses the most is her pet dog Shylo. The actress' Lhasa Apso is a bundle of joy and anyone who visits the Kapoor household takes an instant liking to the furry pet.
 

Given her hectic schedule, she hasn't been able to find time to do a video conference with her family either. She says, "Shylo has always been my stress buster so not having him around at the end of the day is difficult. I miss him way too much."


How To Take Care Of Your Pet At Home 

Now that you've brought your new friend home, it's time for the fun part -- and the hard part! Basically, most pets rely on us for:

Food
  • Be sure you know the diet and feeding schedule of your new pet. Get information from your veterinarian or the pet store.
  • Most animals need to be fed once or twice a day. Sometimes baby animals need to be fed more.
  • Don't ever give your pet table scraps - people food (especially chocolate!) can make most animals sick. 
  • Introduce changes to food or feeding time gradually -- food changes can be stressful for an animal.
 
Water
 
  • Make sure your pet has plenty of clean, fresh water.
  • Water should be changed at least twice a day.
  • If your pet is a fish or turtle and lives in water, be sure to clean the tank at least once a week.
Shelter
  • Your pet needs a place to call home -- whether that's a tank, cage, or doghouse.
  • If your dog or cat spends a lot of time outdoors, make sure shelter is available at all times. Shelter keeps pets protected from cold, wind, and rain in the winter and from the harsh hot sun in the summer.
  • Even if your pet spends most of the day outdoors, he should sleep indoors at night. This will protect him from cars, bad weather, and animals such as coyotes that will attack pets.
Exercise
  • Dogs need plenty of exercise. Physical activity keeps them healthy, happy, and fit. Make sure you walk, run, hike, or play fetch with your dog every day. Not only is exercise good for your pup, but it's good for you, too!
  • Cats, especially if they live indoors, also love some quality playtime with you. This is a chance to have fun and get creative with cool cat toys.
Grooming
 
  • It's a good idea to brush and comb your pets every day to get rid of loose or shedding hair.
  • Poke around to check for fleas, ticks, leaves, and other things that might be tangled in your pet's fur.
  • If you can, bathe dogs once a month and cats every few months. But don't overdo it! Too many baths take away the natural oils from a pet's skin and can cause itching or rashes.
  • Cats will have fewer hairballs and shed less if they're combed on a regular basis.
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Kashish Verma Bharti Public School Swasthya Vihar

Though I don''t have a pet but, if I will have one in future, the most important medicine that I woukd give him is love.

Zainab Sharif Springfields School

Well i too think that it is necessary for a person to have a pet of his own

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