Pet Care Guide: How often and correctly to wash rice bowls and supplies
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2025-05-29
There are cute pets at home, and there is a way to maintain them. Cleaning your pet's rice bowl can't be ignored, but how often should it be cleaned? Let's explore this seemingly simple but crucial question.
There are cute pets at home, and there is a way to maintain them. Cleaning your pet's rice bowl can't be ignored, but how often should it be cleaned? Let's explore this seemingly simple but crucial question.
As summer draws closer, do you find that your pets seem to have lost their enthusiasm for their jobs? Is it too hot for your pet to get heat stroke? Don't worry, let's check for ourselves first, how long has it been since we cleaned our pets? Is it every two days, or once a week? Some pet owners are reluctant to discard the leftover food of the previous day and choose to mix the new food with the old food. However, such practices may be quietly threatening the health of pets.
In pet homes, large numbers of bacteria, such as MRSA, E. coli and Corynebacterium, can often be detected on pets' utensils and toys, which are far higher than normal.
This is mainly due to the accumulation of dust, grease and residue in the home, as well as the bacteria and saliva in the dog's mouth when eating, as well as the influence of hot weather, so that dog food may deteriorate after one day in the bowl. If the bowl is not cleaned for a long time, a slippery biofilm will gradually form on its surface, which undoubtedly provides an ideal breeding ground for bacteria. Stale food and water are less attractive to pets, and unclean utensils can also lead to skin problems such as black chin, while eating spoiled food is more likely to trigger health problems such as vomiting and diarrhoea.
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