Strongyles and strongyloides: how to prevent lung parasites in dogs and cats
Strongyles are pulmonary parasites that infest the respiratory system of dogs and cats. How to protect our four-legged friends?
Stress in the dog when returning from vacation? Here is how to facilitate his return to his home routine.
Stress in the dog upon returning from vacation: how to ease his return to routine and activities to do together to help him calm down.
Dog sitter: how to choose the right one?
Dog sitters: how to tell an amateur from a professional and why it is important to choose a truly qualified operator.
Vestibular syndrome in the dog: what it is and how to treat it
Vestibular syndrome in dogs: can affect four-legged animals at all ages but is particularly prevalent in older dogs.
Dog and cat fleas: how to recognize and eliminate them?
Dog and cat fleas: how to recognize them and how to protect your four-legged friends and your home from infestations.
Dog cleft lip, cleft palate, and cleft lip: what are the causes of this puppy palate malformation?
Cleft lip and cleft palate: the most affected dogs are purebred dogs. How and why does this malformation of the palate form?
Does your dog’s ear appear hot and swollen? He may be suffering from otohematoma. But what is it and how is this annoying and painful disorder treated?
Otohematoma in dogs: what it is and how to treat this annoying and painful disorder that is almost always a consequence of neglected otitis.
Do you have a habit of dropping sweets on your dog or cat? Don’t! Sweets are almost poison to them and trigger dangerous diseases. This is why it is best to avoid giving sweets to four-legged animals.
Sweets are harmful to four-legged animals because dogs and cats lack the enzymes that allow them to digest fats and sugars.
Poinsettias, holly and mistletoe color our homes: well, be aware that these and other plants are poisonous to dogs and cats. Here are tips for protecting your four-legged friend.
There are poisonous plants for dogs and cats. Here is a list of the most common ones and tips for protecting your four-legged friend.
Cutaneous papillomas in dogs aka warts: here is what these growths are and how to treat them.
The appearance of warts (skin papillomas) in dogs on their skin and mucous membranes is due to the papilloma virus.