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.
Dog and cat fleas: how to recognize and eliminate them?
Dog and cat fleas: how to recognize them and how to protect your four-legged friends and your home from infestations.
Poinsettias, holly and mistletoe color our homes: well, be aware that these and other plants are poisonous to dogs and cats. Here are tips for protecting your four-legged friend.
There are poisonous plants for dogs and cats. Here is a list of the most common ones and tips for protecting your four-legged friend.
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.
Cat eosinophilic granuloma: manifested by single or clustered lesions in the oral cavity and inner thigh of the animal.
Cat eosinophilic granuloma: manifested by single or clustered lesions in the oral cavity and inner thigh of the animal.
Cutaneous papillomas in dogs aka warts: here is what these growths are and how to treat them.
The appearance of warts (skin papillomas) in dogs on their skin and mucous membranes is due to the papilloma virus.
Have you noticed a pink ball on your dog’s gum line? It could be an epulide. Here are things to know and do to relieve your four-legged friend.
Epulides is a soft tissue tumor of the dog's mouth that, while not serious, you should not underestimate. But how is it treated?
Does your cat pee outside the litter box, often but a few drops, and complain when he urinates? He may be suffering from struvite.
Struvite stones in cats are among the most common problems that can affect the urinary tract of our feline four-legged friends.