Establish a consistent feeding schedule to help regulate your pet's digestion and maintain a healthy weight.

Use positive reinforcement with treats and praise to encourage good behavior. Keep training sessions short and fun.

Schedule regular vet checkups to catch health issues early and keep vaccinations up to date.

Trim your pet's nails regularly to prevent overgrowth, which can cause discomfort and mobility issues.

Always provide fresh, clean water for your pet. Dehydration can lead to serious health problems.

Socialize your pet early and often to help them become well-adjusted and confident around people and other animals.

Watch for changes in your pet's eating, drinking, or bathroom habits as these can indicate health issues.

Clean your pet's ears weekly to prevent infections, especially for breeds with floppy ears.

Avoid feeding your pet table scraps, as many human foods can be toxic to animals.

Be patient and consistent with house training. Accidents are normal during the learning process.

Keep your pet at a healthy weight through proper diet and regular exercise to prevent joint problems and other health issues.