Pets, fierce heat and heat stroke: tips and precautions to protect dogs, cats, rodents and house birds from heat stroke risk
Pets and heatstroke: when the heat is fierce, how to protect dogs, cats, birds, rodents, and amphibians?
No to dog hair shearing: it is unnecessary but mostly harmful.
Shearing deprives the dog of its natural protection and exposes it to sunburn, erythema and dermatitis: it is allowed only in extreme cases.
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.
Dog and cat detartraction: is a necessary medical practice to prevent gingivitis and periodontal disease caused by plaque and tartar.
Gingivitis and periodontal disease in dogs and cats: one scaling session is all it takes to remove plaque and tartar.
April 28 is the celebration of Dog Day. But do we really honor our best friend?
April 28: Dog Day. An authentic and equal relationship is the most special gift we can give our best friend.
Tree stingray: why it is so dangerous and what happens if dogs, cats and people come into contact with its deadly stinging hairs. How to protect yourself?
Tree stingray: why it is so dangerous and what happens if dogs, cats and people come into contact with its deadly stinging hairs.
Abandonment: a dog is for all seasons, including summer. A dog is forever.
The highest peaks of abandonment occur in summer: but with what courage can one abandon an animal?