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If you want to feed your pet, you must treat it well.

I agree.

Maybe, he means "If you want to keep a pet, you should treat it well"?

@CK
Is Selena's idea all right with you?

Well, then I think, it could be a little orphan pet, and you have to feed it using a baby bottle.
So, we can imagine two situations.
1) Someone is going to take a little orphan pet in home and feed it. We can say: "If you want to feed it, you must treat it well".
2) Someone took a little orphan pet in home and going to feed it with a baby bottle. We can say the same, meaning "You must be care to not do any harm to it when you feed it with a baby bottle".
But I'm not sure if it sounds natural in both cases.
Any ideas?

This sentence is still strange.
Is the French sentence equally strange?
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