5 Tips for New Foster Pet Parents
- 4 years ago
5 Tips for New
Foster Pet Parents More people are fostering and adopting
pets during the COVID-19 health crisis. If you decide to take in
a furry friend, these tips
are great to keep in mind. 1. Each foster pet is unique It's a good idea to have a
"meet and greet" first. Each animal
has its own personality and needs. 2. Slowly introduce your new
foster pet to any other animals
you might already have It's also important to make
sure each animal is properly
vaccinated so that none
of them end up getting sick. 3. Give them
enough space Giving them their own quiet space
will help them to acclimate. 4. Make sure you have the essentials Have all the necessary food,
toys, bedding, etc. on hand
before your new guest arrives. 5. Prepare for your future routine Will you be able to still care for
your foster pet once your non-social
distancing schedule resumes? If you're going to be away from home for
longer hours in the future, it's a good idea to get the
animal used to it to prevent separation anxiety.
Foster Pet Parents More people are fostering and adopting
pets during the COVID-19 health crisis. If you decide to take in
a furry friend, these tips
are great to keep in mind. 1. Each foster pet is unique It's a good idea to have a
"meet and greet" first. Each animal
has its own personality and needs. 2. Slowly introduce your new
foster pet to any other animals
you might already have It's also important to make
sure each animal is properly
vaccinated so that none
of them end up getting sick. 3. Give them
enough space Giving them their own quiet space
will help them to acclimate. 4. Make sure you have the essentials Have all the necessary food,
toys, bedding, etc. on hand
before your new guest arrives. 5. Prepare for your future routine Will you be able to still care for
your foster pet once your non-social
distancing schedule resumes? If you're going to be away from home for
longer hours in the future, it's a good idea to get the
animal used to it to prevent separation anxiety.