Pesticides protect dogs and cats from ticks and fleas even in winter: find out why it is important to use them not only in spring or summer.
Dog and cat pesticides: autumn is also a time of high risk for flea and tick infestation.
Cat FeLV or feline leukemia virus: one of the most common infectious diseases in cats.
Cat FeLV or feline leukemia virus is one of the most prevalent infectious diseases of cats in the world.
Retained testis in dogs: this abnormality, cryptorchidism, can degenerate into cancer. Prevent this from happening and protect your dog’s health.
Retained testicle in the dog or cryptorchidism: can degenerate into cancer. Here is how to prevent this from happening.
Feline rhinotracheitis, or cat cold, is an infectious and contagious disease of the upper respiratory tract in cats. How is it prevented and how is it treated?
Rhinotracheitis is an infectious disease that affects domestic and stray cats and is caused by Herpesvirus.
Does your dog or cat have a half-closed eye, narrowed pupil, and visible third eyelid? He may suffer from Horner’s syndrome. Recognize it before it becomes dangerously aggravated.
Horner's syndrome is a neurological, non-ocular disorder that occurs as a result of damage or malfunction of certain nerves.
Never use the same pesticide on cats and dogs: permethrin-based dog flea preventatives are toxic to felines and can even cause their death.
Improper use of permethrin-based dog pesticides on cats can result in serious poisoning and even death.
Blackheads on your cat’s chin are evidence that your kitty suffers from feline acne. Find out how to intervene in time before they become infected and cause your cat discomfort and pain.
Feline acne manifests as pustules and small blackheads, the comedones, on the cat's chin. Here's how to recognize it and treatments to heal it.
Demodectic mange in dogs: how to prevent it from worsening and hair loss and redness affecting the whole skin.
Demodectic dog mange or red mange: is a dermatitis due to an excess of mites that usually live on the skin of the four-legged dog.
They say “Don’t tease the sleeping dog” because dogs’ and cats’ brains during sleep work like yours, and they too have sweet dreams and bad nightmares.
During sleep, dogs and cats also dream: their sleeping brains function similarly to the brains of humans.
Down syndrome in animals: does it really exist?
Down syndrome in animals: it is an exclusively human disease however animals can also be affected by chromosomal abnormalities.