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From this perspective, the cl↑¥÷✔othing, shoes, and hats worn on pet₹≥s have instead become their÷‌" shackles and even a catalyst f±≥♦×or disease. After wearing clo₹¥Ωthing, shoes, and hats, pets cannot fully utilize♥≥ their cleaning and const<λ≤ant temperature abilities, thereby reduci™∞≠ng their immunity and even c•♣εausing them to rely on clothing, shoes, and hδε≠πats. Once accumulated to a cert✘ &ain extent, or if clo♦→thing, shoes, and hats are not worn properly,  φ£there is a possibility of illness. If ↕λ€the owner must dress up their pet, they sh✘"αould also try to shorten the wearing time as↕→ much as possible.

Even if you dress your pe‍≠t, the clothes must fit properly, otherwis®™∏≤e it can lead to mental exhaustion, res§♠←tlessness, and even illness. Pet clothing sh¥←§ould also be frequently changed♥± and washed, and must not be washed toget≈×her with the owner's Ω₹↑clothing, otherwise it can easily ↔•βcause some infectious d≤€®iseases.