Having a pet sounds interesting and fun. But, adopting a pet and taking care of them is a big responsibility. Here are some of the tips which will help you to take good care of your pet and keep them happy, active and healthy:

• Feed your pet a good and high-quality foods

• Take them for a walk every day for at least half an hour

• Provide them with the needed vaccination on time

• Keep a clean and hygienic environment for them

• Visit Vet on a weekly/monthly basis

• Engage and do not leave them alone for a long time

• Provide them with a good and comfortable shelter

• Keep them away from dust and allergies

• Love them unconditionally, treat them like your family, talk to them.

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Environment protection tips

ACTIONS THAT PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT

Responsible consumption, a key to protecting the environment

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Are you sure you know how to protect the environment? Many of us believe that we lead lives that respect nature but our consumption habits give us away. Many little habits that seem to be sustainable are in fact polluting. We will show you the five mistakes that are the most harmful for the health of our planet.

Our habits generate over 60% of greenhouse gas emissions and account for 80% of the water used in the world.

CONSUMPTION HABITS TO FIGHT POLLUTION

If by 2050 there are 9.6 billion inhabitants on the earth, as the United Nations (UN) predicts, we will need almost three planets-worth of natural resources to be able to supply our needs and live as we do now. But there is only one Earth and therefore everything that we do for it, however small, has great importance.

We will show you five everyday practices that you thought were harmless, or even ecological, but that cause considerable damage to the environment.

Eating too much meat, fish and fruit

These foods are essential for our diet, although they are not very healthy for the natural environment. In a 2018 report, Greenpeace warned that 14.5% of all greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) come from industrial stock farming.