For travel within the European Union dogs, cats and ferrets must have their own Passport. Here’s why and how to get it.
For movement within European Union countries of dogs, cats and ferrets, their Passport is required.
Cat rhinotracheitis and Herpesvirus FHV-1: what is it and why is it so prevalent in cats?
Feline rhinotracheitis is an infectious and contagious disease of the cat's respiratory tract caused by Herpesvirus type 1 (FHV-1).
Leishmania in dogs: let’s find out what it really is, why “vaccinated” dogs can still get infected, and how to prevent infection.
Leishmania in dogs: let's find out what it really is, why vaccinated dogs can still get infected, and how to prevent infection.
Leptospirosis in dogs: infection occurs by ingesting or licking water contaminated with urine from mice and rats. Attention, therefore!
Leptospirosis is a disease caused by bacteria, leptospires, released into the environment via rodent urine.
Canine distemper: a deadly virus for dogs and especially puppies that can only be prevented by vaccine.
Distemper: Dogs can die, and the success of treatment depends very much on the responsiveness of their immune system.
Canine parvovirosis: caused by parvovirus, it is a deadly disease in dogs. The only prevention tool is the vaccine.
Canine parvovirosis: caused by parvovirus, it is a deadly disease in dogs. The only prevention tool is the vaccine.
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.