Dog hip dysplasia: risk breeds, symptoms, causes, and treatments.
Hip dysplasia in dogs: how to improve their quality of life? Early diagnosis, appropriate therapy and treatment.
Dog stomach torsion: symptoms, breeds at risk, and preventive gastroplex
Dog stomach torsion: requires immediate and urgent intervention because the risk is that the dog will die from cardiovascular arrest.
Leishmania is an immunodeficiency therefore the “supposed” vaccine does not provide immunity to dogs.
If Leishmania is an immunodeficiency, what is the vaccine for? Its inoculation does not zero the probability of a dog getting sick.
Dandruff: why it is so dangerous for your dog
Dog scours: it punctures his skin and surgery is often required to remove it. Here's how to protect your four-legged friend.
The tick: a fearsome parasite that feeds on dog and cat blood and can transmit even deadly diseases. Prevention is vital to protect four-legged animals.
Ticks in dogs and cats: a single bite is enough to make an animal seriously ill. Prevention is vitally important.
Chocolate is toxic to dogs and cats: when you give them even a little bit, you are practically poisoning your four-legged friend.
Chocolate seriously harms the health of dogs and cats: just a small amount is enough to poison them. Warning.
Food intolerance in dogs and cats i.e. adverse reactions to food: symptoms, causes and remedies.
Dog and cat food intolerance and allergy aka adverse food reactions: when the culprit is not always just chicken.
Processionary moth: that hairy caterpillar that descends from pines and oaks is deadly to dogs and cats. How to recognize it to avoid it.
Horse stingray: if you spot it, immediately move away from infested areas and take your dog away to get him or her out of harm's way.
Toxoplasmosis, pregnancy and cats: the real things to know
Toxoplasmosis in pregnancy and cats: let's safeguard the house cats who, due to poor gynecologist culture, too often get thrown out the door.
Doesn’t the rabbit eat and shoulder? If it is intestinal blockage, it is life-threatening and must be rushed to the veterinary emergency room. How to avoid these risks?
An improper diet causes dental problems, gastrointestinal disorders, obesity, urinary stones and even rabbit death.