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Here is how to make sure your pet is content.

If you have a pet, it is probably easy for you to tell when they are in a state of bliss. The tell-tale signs are noticeable. Your dog wags their tail excitedly or the cat gives out a purr while it's all cured up. And just like us, they have moods too. Making an effort to keep your pet, dog or cat, happy is important for more reasons than one. It can also help improve the quality of their lives and strengthen your bond. Here are some simple things you can do to improve your pet's mood.

1 Get them to exercise

Your pet needs regular exercise to stay healthy, both physically and emotionally. Make sure to take your dog out for a walk and play games with them to help them burn a good amount of calories. If you have a cat, play with them for about 10 minutes a few times a day. They feel most comfortable when they are up on high where they can take stock of their environment. Let them roam around in this space as it can help to work their muscles.

2  Work their mind

Your pet needs mental stimulation just like us humans. This help to keep their mind sharp. When you take your dog out for a walk, let them spend some time sniffing things for a few seconds as they trail along the path. This help to work their mind and will make them feel calmer when they are indoors at home. If you have a cat, play a game with them by hiding treats around the house. Trying to seek it out will be beneficial for them. You can also try training exercises to help them make use of their problem-solving skills.

3 Allow them some alone time

A pet can provide a lot of love and joy. However, sometimes you have to sense the vibe in the room and do what is best for them. They may not always want to sit by your side or be around people at a social event, even one that is at your home. It is times like these when they need to have a quiet space for themselves, which signals they want to be left alone. Show them that it is ok to want to be left alone by placing a treat in their special spot.