Pets Thing: The latest information on pet products in Hong Kong

As August arrives, the Hong Kong Observatory has frequently issued Very Hot Weather Warnings, with urban temperatures soaring to 34°C to 36°C. Combined with Hong Kong's unique high humidity, it only takes a few minutes outdoors to be drenched in sweat.

In the fast-paced city of Hong Kong, many people are unable to take care of their pets at home 24/7 due to busy work and frequent business trips or travel. This condition often makes feeding and hydrating your pet a challenge.

Adequate water intake is not only directly related to your pet's kidney health, but also plays a vital role in digestion, temperature regulation, and the transportation of nutrients. It is particularly noteworthy that cats, due to their physiological characteristics, have a relatively low desire to drink water, which makes them more susceptible to dehydration problems.