How Malaysians can have a jolly Christmas holiday with their pets


For many first-time pet parents, the holiday season can bring many challenges. — Adobe Stock

The pandemic has inspired many people to adopt pets as they seek companionship during the various lockdown measures. For many of these first-time pet parents, the holiday season can be a daunting time, says a pet food company.

“The holidays can pose extra challenges for pet parents – whether it’s the new, festive decorations that dogs think are chew toys, or the logistics of travelling across the country to see family,” Mars Petcare said in a statement.

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