Talking about English in Pet Hospital

Recently, a reader asked me what kind of danger our pets might encounter at home. Last week, I went to our local pet hospital for consultation and got some suggestions to ensure the safety of pets.

At the hospital, there are many pets and their owners waiting in the waiting room. Mr. Smith was waiting with his pet cat, and we had a few words. "I brought my cat here because her stomach was upset a few minutes ago." He said: "My child gave her a bowl of milk, but she usually gets upset when she eats milk."

Then the doctor came up to us and said, "Yes, Mr. Smith is right." But only a few people know this, and never give milk to cats, because milk is not easy for cats to absorb. "The doctor said," other people's food is also harmful to animals. For example, dogs will get sick if they eat chocolate. "

I asked the doctor what else in the house was dangerous to pets. She replied, "well, let's not put some small things, such as batteries, where pets may eat." Last month, a cat was sent here because it ate an unnoticed button on the ground.

Before I left the hospital, the doctor gave me some important suggestions to share with you:

Be sure to keep medicines and cleaning supplies out of the reach of pets. Pets, such as cats and dogs, sometimes lose their hair if they are uncomfortable. If your pet looks uncomfortable or behaves abnormally, be sure to call for help immediately. By doing so, your pet will be safe.