The stallion tail in dogs and cats
The term "stallion's tail" isn’t well known, but it is pretty common condition in dogs and cats, which manifests itself with accumulation of sebum,…
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The term "stallion's tail" isn’t well known, but it is pretty common condition in dogs and cats, which manifests itself with accumulation of sebum,…
Recently, numerous articles and discussions have been circulating about an infection that is both common and dangerous: parvovirosis. What is most surprising is that…
The urinary tract of cats is extremely sensitive. One of the most frequent situations that owners find themselves facing is urinary obstruction, which is…
Degenerative myelopathy is a neurological disease that primarily affects large dogs, with a higher incidence in German Shepherds. Let us look at exactly what…
Too often cats become the unfortunate and unaware victims of misinformation about toxoplasmosis, a nasty disease that can cause serious harm in pregnant women.…
Cats often experience annoying problems affecting the urinary tract, especially the bladder and urethra. It may happen, in fact, that he begins to "do…
A pathology that mainly affects older dogs is the so-called vestibular syndrome. It often happens that this serious problem is confused with a stroke…
By now, very few municipalities do not have a designated area for dogs, also called a “dog park” or "sgambatoio". However, the regulations intended…
One of the most difficult experiences for dog and cat owners to deal with is epileptic seizures. The animal throws itself on the ground,…
The long list of measures in favor of our four-legged friends continues, including rules regarding conduct on the road. In 2011, in fact, the…
The long list of measures in favour of our four-legged friends continues, also as regards to the behaviour to be taken on the streets.…
What a nuisance those dark spots under the eyes of our four-legged friend! Not to mention how unsightly white furred dogs and cats look…