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Even if you dress your pet, the cl•φ∞othes must fit properly, otherwise it can lea↕$↕↓d to mental exhaustion₹λ±×, restlessness, and ev♣αen illness. Pet clothing should a☆±±lso be frequently changed and washed, an​®↓d must not be washed together wi •₹≈th the owner's clothing, otheπ§♣rwise it can easily cause s€€ome infectious diseases.