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As pet parents, we go above and beyond to ensure our dogs are always happy and healthy. From choosing the best food to daily walks, we do it all. However, there’s one crucial detail that is often forgotten about – our pet’s food and water bowls.
Shockingly, pet bowls are often ranked among the germiest items in our homes, rivaling things like kitchen sponges and toilet handles. Yikes! This hidden hygiene hazard could be putting your pet’s health at risk.
Let’s break down the risks, learn how to fix the problem, and explore how to serve your pet’s meals safely.
Every time your pet eats or drinks, their saliva and food particles are left behind in the bowl. Over time, this creates a breeding ground for harmful bacteria, mold, and even yeast.
Some of the bacteria commonly found in dirty pet bowls include:
Beyond bacteria, leftover food particles can attract pests and create unpleasant odors
If you’ve noticed any of these signs, it’s time for a refresh!
Here’s a simple guide to maintaining a spotless bowl routine:
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