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Diarrhoea in dogs and cats: Causes, symptoms, and solutions
30th September, 2024
Diarrhoea is characterised by soft poos passed several times a day. It’s often associated with vomiting. We call this gastroenteritis. If your dog is otherwise well, in most cases they’ll get better within 24–48 hours. Diarrhoea is usually caused by something they ate and gets better with diet management....
Understanding German Shepherd lifespan and nurturing their health
19th September, 2024
German Shepherds are revered for their protective nature and intelligence. These traits make them a favourite amongst many families, police forces, and military units around the globe. However, like every other living being, they have a finite lifespan. We will explore the typical lifespan of a German Shepherd, the common health problems they may face, and how you can help prolong their life....
How do I know if my dog is pregnant? Recognising early signs of canine pregnancy
10th September, 2024
Before diving into the indications of a pregnant dog, it's essential to understand a dog's gestation period. Dogs are usually pregnant for about 62-64 days, which is roughly two months. ...
Do Cocker Spaniels shed?
4th September, 2024
If you're captivated by the charming looks of the Cocker Spaniels and thinking about welcoming one into your home, an important question might pop up in your mind: Do Cocker Spaniels shed? As a potential parent to a furry friend, it's crucial to have a clear understanding of the breed's characteristics, grooming needs, and shedding tendencies. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of whether Cocker Spaniels shed, and if so, how much....
Dog Bladder Infection - Causes, Symptoms, & What to do
29th August, 2024
The urinary tract means the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Urinary tract infections are common in dogs. They happen when invading bacteria, usually from the skin or gut, overcome the body’s defences and manage to start growing in places where they shouldn’t be. Cystitis or bladder infection is the most common type of UTI....
A guide to the Abyssinian breed
8th August, 2024
Welcome to ‘a beginners guide to the Abyssinian cat breed,’ where you’ll embark on a journey to unravel the mysteries of this fascinating feline breed. Just like a sleek and elegant dancer gracefully gliding across the stage, the Abyssinian cat captures hearts with its beauty and charm....
Adopting a dog from abroad? Make sure you follow the rules
7th August, 2024
Rescue dogs coming into the UK may be missing out on important additional checks, new research suggests. Many owners of overseas rescue dogs believe they arrive through the European Union Pet Travel Scheme, which is intended only for pets of known health history travelling with their owner....
Can my dog get an abortion? A comprehensive guide to canine pregnancy interruption
6th August, 2024
Canine reproduction, while a natural occurrence, can sometimes lead to unexpected or unwanted pregnancies. For dog owners, the question of "can my dog get an abortion?" is often a concern, especially when it comes to unplanned pregnancies. In this guide, we delve into this complex topic, offering a comprehensive overview of canine pregnancy interruption, its legality, procedures, and post-abortion care....
Problems with dogs eyes (and cats) - What causes them?
2nd August, 2024
One of the most serious symptoms of a dog's eye problem is squinting or the inability to hold the eye(s) open. Four of the most common eye problems are: Conjunctivitis, Eye ulcers, Dry eye, and Cataracts. Certain dog breeds, especially brachycephalic and small breeds, are more prone to these eye problems due to their anatomical features. ...
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