Exercise-induced collapse in the dog: the EIC syndrome – Exercise Induced Collapse
Exercise-induced collapse in dogs: EIC - Exercise Induced Collapse is an inherited disease that causes dogs to collapse after performing exercise.
Golden Retriever: the golden blond dog who loves everyone
Golden Retriever, the true characteristics of the standard: diving, swimming, fetching, playing and "those eyes" capable of bewitching you.
The English Setter: more than a dog, a true British lord.
English Setter: the history and characteristics of the breed, temperament and proper management of one of the most joyful dogs in existence.
Black Cat Day: trivia from the world about the most beloved felines ever
Black Cat Day: what makes felines evocative, magnetic and special, and what is true about their supposed magical powers?
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.
Cat urinary blockage and urethral obstruction: when a cat fails to urinate, it is a veterinary emergency room emergency.
Cat urinary blockage: why your cat can't urinate, what can obstruct the urethra, and how to help him empty his bladder.
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.
Female dog pyometra: preventive sterilization of the female dog
Female dog pyometra: how to recognize the symptoms of this dangerous, life-threatening infection of the uterus in the four-legged dog.
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.
Ataxia in dogs and cats or ataxic syndrome: here are the symptoms and causes of this condition that affects dogs and cats in adulthood.
Ataxia in dogs and cats is a neurological disorder characterized by a loss of movement coordination in adulthood.