Shenzhen, in southeastern China, has become the principal city in the nation to boycott the utilization of felines and pooches, the administration declared Thursday.
Under new guidelines which will become effective May 1, the legislature said it will be unlawful to eat creatures raised as pets.
In February, following the coronavirus flare-up, China passed a law to boycott the utilization of wild creatures.
Presently Shenzhen will deny the utilization of state-ensured wild animals and other earthly wild animals taken from the wild, just as hostage reared and cultivated earthbound wild species.
Furthermore, the utilization of creatures raised as pets, for example, felines and pooches will likewise be prohibited.
Creatures that can be expended incorporate pig, dairy cattle, sheep, jackass, bunny, chicken, duck, goose, pigeon, quail, just as oceanic creatures who are not prohibited by different laws or guidelines.
