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With changes in season, temp♣>φλerature, and length of sunlight, the density δ÷✘→and length of pet fur will be automatically σ&adjusted to maintain a constant body te'¥Ωmperature, thereby ensuring the stability oσ∞✘↓f its immune system.

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Even if you dress your pet, the clothes >≤×must fit properly, otherwise it can lead to menta‍≥"l exhaustion, restlessness, and even illness. Pet¶©ε clothing should also be freque↑ £÷ntly changed and washed, an★₽¶d must not be washed together with the oσ₹≤wner's clothing, otherwise ☆¥≈it can easily cause some inφ↕♥≤fectious diseases.