Before adopting a pet, the main issues we need to consider are treatment, price and environment. Every pet shop owner treats it differently when fostering, and some boring shops will make pets feel uncomfortable. Then we still have to consider the price. Different stores have different prices, depending on whether the price/performance ratio is high enough. Then there are environmental considerations. If its environment is chaotic, then it is best not to foster there, otherwise it is likely to get sick.

I. Treatment issues

Different stores have completely different attitudes towards pets. Some stores don't train very well, and it is very likely that your pet will feel uncomfortable. In most pet foster families, he will let him out for a walk every day instead of keeping him in a cage all day. If there is a pet shop that keeps it in a cage all day, then it is best not to choose this one.

Two. Price problem

Then you need to care about the price, and you must see whether the service they provide matches the price and whether the cost performance is high. There are some pet shops, because they can provide better foster care services, so their prices will be relatively high, but your dog will live more comfortably. Some pet shops are cheaper, but they will keep your dog in a cage for 24 hours and have no time to let it out, which will be even more uncomfortable. Including some other services, such as bathing or shearing wool, can be seen.

Three. environmental problems

Then it depends on whether the environment of this store is good enough. If the environment of this shop is dirty, then it is best not to consider it. If pets expect to be in a dirty environment, they are more likely to get skin diseases and lice.

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