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).
Processionary moths: the killer caterpillars harmful to dogs, cats and humans. How to intervene in case of contact, ingestion and inhalation?
It is processionary moth season, the killer caterpillars that can kill dogs and cats but are also dangerous to humans.
Overweight cat and feline obesity: getting your kitty in shape is essential to keep him healthy. Here’s how to do it.
Overweight in the cat: diet and exercise are necessary to get him back in line and avoid serious diseases.
Colds in dogs and cats: a trivial seasonal ailment that can escalate into a serious condition. Here’s how to avoid it.
Weather swings and colds in dogs and cats: symptoms to watch out for and treatment to prevent them from escalating into more serious illnesses.
Fall dog feeding: here’s how to make it nutritious and balanced with seasonal fruits and vegetables.
Nutrition: fall fruits and vegetables help your dog stay healthy and healthy throughout the cold season.
Hypothyroidism in the adult and elderly dog: a metabolic disease caused by thyroid malfunction. Symptoms and treatment.
Hypothyroidism in dogs and cats: excellent chance of success if diagnosis is early and therapy is properly administered.
Kidney stones and urinary stones in dogs and cats: a serious and very dangerous emergency. Here are the symptoms and precautions to take.
The presence of stones in the kidneys and urinary tract of dogs and cats is a serious emergency that can even prove fatal.
Traveling with four-legged animals in cars and RVs: here’s how to do it safely.
Car or RV travel with your dog or cat: rules and precautions for doing it safely and stress-free.
The tick: a fearsome parasite that feeds on dog and cat blood and can transmit even deadly diseases. Prevention is vital to protect four-legged animals.
Ticks in dogs and cats: a single bite is enough to make an animal seriously ill. Prevention is vitally important.