Vegetables to dogs and cats: which ones to incorporate into their diet and how to do it
Vegetables to dogs and cats: they are a great addition to their diet but should be introduced judiciously, after consultation with a veterinary nutritionist.
Diarrhea in dogs and diarrhea in cats: causes, remedies, treatment
Diarrhea in dogs and cats is a very common disorder, and understanding its origin is essential to intervene properly and promptly.
Vegan diet for dogs and cats? No thanks. Here’s why.
No to a vegan diet for dogs and cats: they are carnivores, and their anatomical features are a clear demonstration of this.
Can dogs eat chestnuts and other autumn treats?
Dogs can eat chestnuts in limited quantities: here are the quantities of fruits and vegetables for dog and cat feeding in autumn.
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.
Newly born orphaned kittens: how to nurse them properly
Nursing newborn kittens: how to take over for mama cat while avoiding thoughtless practices that endanger the survival of kittens.
Hepatitis in dogs: symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment to counteract this insidious inflammation of the liver.
Hepatitis in dogs is an inflammation of the liver that unfortunately can go into degeneration for a variety of reasons.
Dog and cat pancreatitis: a condition that can also prove fatal, and you need to recognize the symptoms if you want to save your four-legged friend’s life.
Dog and cat pancreatitis: a serious and painful condition that can prove fatal for the four-legged animal. Here's how to recognize it right away.
Does your dog not feel like eating because of the heat? Here’s how to stimulate his appetite.
Heat and lack of appetite in dogs: offer them high-quality, nutritious and digestible food in small portions.
Dog megaesophagus: a debilitating and serious disorder that can degenerate and lead the four-legged animal to death
Megaesophagus is a debilitating and serious disorder, and if not kept under control it can degenerate and lead the dog to death.