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.
Chocolate is toxic to dogs and cats: when you give them even a little bit, you are practically poisoning your four-legged friend.
Chocolate seriously harms the health of dogs and cats: just a small amount is enough to poison them. Warning.
Processionary moth: that hairy caterpillar that descends from pines and oaks is deadly to dogs and cats. How to recognize it to avoid it.
Horse stingray: if you spot it, immediately move away from infested areas and take your dog away to get him or her out of harm's way.
Toxoplasmosis, pregnancy and cats: the real things to know
Toxoplasmosis in pregnancy and cats: let's safeguard the house cats who, due to poor gynecologist culture, too often get thrown out the door.