“At the heat of the day, my dog was standing down on the ground, buying ice pads and cooling vests, and now it's finally too late to breathe.” In recent days, Ms. Chen, while dressing her family's golden hair, has shown journalists the new pet “summer suit”.
As summer heat continues, our city's pets continue to heat up, and the associated supplies, food and services are on the market. Journalists walked into a number of pet stores and found that various types of cooling equipment were prominent: gel ice pads could be laid directly on mattresses, a cooling vest with net eyes could be suitable for excursion, mini fans could be caught in pet cages, and automatic recyclers would keep water cool. “Since summer, the ice pads sell more than 200, and the USB cooling room is free of the heat and becomes the explosive for the young ‘stacking officer’.” A pet shopkeeper described it.
In the cold freezer in the snack shop, the pet ice cream marked "sweet sugar, low lactose" is particularly visible, attracting a lot of "stackers" to buy. "Summer dogs like ice cream and ice cream, and they buy two cans a week, and my Corky gets better." Ms. Wang told journalists that the topic of home-made pet summer meals on social platforms had skyrocketed and that natural drinks, such as green bean water and watermelon juice, had become popular for sharing. In this regard, the pet doctor particularly cautions that cats need to control dairy intake and that dogs should not eat more than 50 grams of ice once, and recommends that they be placed at room temperature before feeding them, so as to avoid intestine discomfort.
"Now that bathing and cutting are all in line, it's hot for everyone to be in a particularly high demand." The pet hairdresser Hin Hin Hin Hin, introduced the "showing + deworming + shaving" as a recent hot service package, with a number of appointments in a week's time. Unlike the previous emphasis on modelling, this year's primary customer demand was “cool”, followed by a view of beauty. It is interesting to note that professional hairdressers remind pet owners that dogs with double hair like Samoye and Alaska are not supposed to shave their hair completely in the summer, and that keeping about two centimetres in length can act as sunscreen insulation. Excessive shaving may result in damage to the fur bladder and increase skin sensitivity risks.
With the increased awareness of pets, they have become important members of the family. This summer, from summer equipment to cold diets, from basic care to professional beauty, and from the continuous warming of the pet economy, reflects the special position of the “puzzling child” in the minds of the master and promotes the professionalization and refinement of the pet service industry.