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Even if you dress your ₹☆♣‍pet, the clothes must fit properly, otherwise i ∏♦t can lead to mental exhΩ​austion, restlessness, ↓φ←₩and even illness. Pet cδ✔lothing should also be frequently changed ​≥ and washed, and must not be washed toge♦¶™ther with the owner's cl"±∞εothing, otherwise it can easily cause some inf¥™↕ectious diseases.