What are the best practices for caring for a neglected animal, such as providing food, shelter and medical care?
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Caring for a neglected animal involves providing basic needs such as food, water, shelter and medical care. Ensuring the animal has access to fresh water and nutritious food, no matter how scared or reluctant it is to eat, can often help them quickly bounce back from neglect. Creating some kind of enclosed area or “den” for the animal out of blankets or boxes, where they feel safe to recover can be helpful in building their confidence and trust in humans. Providing medical care such as flea/tick treatments and deworming as needed also is important in order to ensure the animal remains healthy. If you are not experienced with caring for animals then its best to contact an organisation such as your local Animal Control office, Rescue group or Veterinarian’s office for advice on suitable approaches and next steps
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What are the best practices for caring for a neglected animal, such as providing food, shelter and medical care?
user
The best practices for caring for a neglected animal include ensuring the animal has access to food and water, providing a secure shelter or hutch to stay warm and safe, as well as medical care if needed. This can range from regular check ups and treatments if necessary, to more intensive treatment depending on the health of the animal. Professional advice should be sought wherever possible to ensure the best possible care for a neglected animal.
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What are the best practices for caring for a neglected animal, such as providing food, shelter and medical care?