Pet clothing not only has a vari♦λ→₽ety of styles and exquisite workmanship, b¶✘ut also is divided into various sizes accordin♦>g to the size of the pet. ≥"The buttons, zippers, and pockets are all compl'&ete, just like children's clothi§←↓εng.

With changes in season, temperatu ​→re, and length of sunlight, the dens≈×ity and length of pet fur →®​≤will be automatically adjusted to maintain a cons™<Ωtant body temperature, thereby ensuring the stab​λ•ility of its immune system.

From this perspective, the cloth ↑ing, shoes, and hats♣≥α₹ worn on pets have instead become their ₹÷•σshackles and even a ca<₹♥δtalyst for disease. A→÷→☆fter wearing clothing, shoes, and h​±ats, pets cannot fully§ε‌π utilize their cleaning a↓∏nd constant temperature abilities, t€↓hereby reducing their immunity and even ca↕§$using them to rely on clothing, λ☆↔ shoes, and hats. Once accumulate∑§d to a certain extent↑®, or if clothing, shoes, an↓$₩≤d hats are not worn properly✘γ₹, there is a possibility ÷♥α"of illness. If the owner muγφ↕st dress up their pet, they ≠∞✘λshould also try to shorten the wearing→∞☆< time as much as possi© ‍→ble.

Even if you dress your pet, the clothes mus"≥≠€t fit properly, otherwise it can lead to mentalΩ' exhaustion, restlessness, and even illness★‍∞≤. Pet clothing should also be frequently chanΩ→≈<ged and washed, and must not be washed togetheφ​r with the owner's clothing, otherwise it ™→σcan easily cause some infectious diseases.