Dogs

A well-balanced and nutritious diet forms the core of a happy and healthy dog. Dogs, much like humans, require the appropriate combination of nutrients to maintain their growth, immune system, level of energy, and overall health.

Dog hair loss or alopecia is often a cause of concern for any pet owner. Not only is it a disfigurement of your loving pet, but it can also be a sign of underlying health issues that need to be addressed.

If you are a dog parent, chances are you've dealt with the worry that surfaces whenever your pet has a stomach upset. From vomiting to diarrhea, gastrointestinal problems are normal in canines

Kidney failure, or renal failure, is a life-threatening condition that may occur in dogs of any age or breed. Kidneys remove waste products from the bloodstream, keep the body well hydrated,

Liver disease in a dog is a condition that can affect your pet's overall health. The liver plays a vital role in many functions of the body, such as detoxifying, digesting, and storing nutrients.

Avocados are the fruit of an avocado tree. They’re delicious when eaten raw, but you can also make guacamole and other dishes with them. But have you heard of avocado cock? It’s a term for dog owners who say their pets love avocados!

Vitamins are a group of low molecular weight organic compounds that are essential for the normal function of all of our pets' organs and systems. Most of them are contained in pet food, which is very convenient!

Eating bones can be extremely harmful to a pet's health, even fatal. It is important for a dog owner to understand which bones can be given and which cannot.

All animals replace old hair with new hair - molting. It can be pathological and physiological. It is important to consider the fact that all breeds of cats and dogs molt at different rates.

Helminths are worms that live inside living organisms, including pets, parasitizing them. Helminthiasis, according to statistics, is present in every third dog or cat. Parasites carry a great danger, since they reduce immunity and hit the body of four-legged people hard.

Treatment, prevention and other measures are taken for each animal individually. Therapy takes into account the animal's age, health condition, seasonality and other individual characteristics.

In canine tracheal collapse, the cartilage rings around the windpipe become weak and slag, making it difficult for air to pass into the lungs.