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Feeding, walks and the vet
“I need to take the dog for a walk before it gets dark.”
B1 · Intermediate9 minPhrases
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Daily pet care is routine, and routine talk is short: who fed the cat, who's walking the dog, when the next vet appointment is. The vet visit is where the language gets more specific. You'll describe what's wrong, answer questions about eating and energy, and understand the instructions for medicine.
At the vet, describe changes rather than guess a cause. "He hasn't been eating much since Tuesday" is more useful than "I think he's sick", and it's what the vet will ask anyway.
Phrases
give an animal its food
walk with your dog outside
empty the box where a cat goes to the bathroom
book a visit to the animal doctor
it's time for her regular vaccines
describing a change in appetite
describing sickness to the vet
a regular visit to see if an animal is healthy
medicine that keeps small insects off a pet
how often and how to give medicine
cut an animal's nails short
attached to a strap you hold
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Use it once in a real conversation before tomorrow. Out loud counts, even to yourself.