Gingivitis or inflammation of the gums is a common, often painful gum disease in cats. A variety of causes can lead to this disease. It is therefore essential to make comprehensive diagnoses to allow early and correct treatment.
Living with our pets, be it a dog or a cat, requires a high level of responsibility. This not only affects their daily exercise or regular vet visits, but also their diet. It is our job to ensure that our four-legged friends do not consume anything harmful or even life-threatening. Here is a detailed list of the top 15 foods and drinks you should never give your dogs and cats. Dangerous foods for dogs and cats include:
Poisonous Plants and Pets: A Comprehensive Guide to Avoiding Dangers Introduction to Poisonous Plants and Pets Poisonous plants are a silent danger lurking in our everyday surroundings and have the potential to cause serious health problems for our pets. Here we present you with a comprehensive guide to help you create a safe environment for your pets
Giardia are protozoa that can cause diarrhea, especially in cats. A thorough understanding of their lifestyle and symptoms plays a crucial role in the treatment and prevention of these parasites.
Cats are loved and valued as pets. However, each breed has its individual requirements and needs that cat owners need to take into account. In addition, certain breeds are at risk of inherited diseases. Hereditary diseases in cats are diseases or susceptibilities to diseases that are inherited due to genetic mutations. These follow different inheritance patterns and are associated with different probabilities of inheritance, recurrence and disease. Depending on this, they can break out in the offspring or they can simply be carriers of the modified genes and pass them on. There are autosomal recessive and autosomal dominant, gonosomal and mitochondrial inheritance patterns. Genetic testing and breed-specific screening programs can provide clarity.
We present a deep, comprehensive and methodically precise investigation of hereditary diseases in dogs. Our goal is to not only identify and understand the diseases that exist, but also to minimize the impact on the quality of life of our beloved pets.
Geriatric vestibular syndrome is a disease that affects a dog's balance system (vestibular system). Located in the inner ear, this organ is responsible for detecting rotational movements and linear accelerations. The resulting sensory data is transmitted via nerve pathways to the brain, where it is processed and used to coordinate the position of the body and eyes with the position of the head. To date, no specific cause of this disease has been identified, although disorders of lymphatic flow in the inner ear or immunological events are considered as possible triggers.
Food allergies in cats can occur suddenly and without warning. It is a complex problem that requires specialized knowledge and a careful feeding strategy. In this guide, we explain the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of food allergies in cats and offer practical advice for overcoming the challenge.
Folliculitis - also known as hair follicle inflammation, is a common skin disease in dogs and is characterized by inflamed hair follicles. This condition can be attributed to a variety of causes. Here we provide a detailed guide on the diagnosis, causes, susceptibilities of certain dog breeds, treatment options and preventative measures of folliculitis in dogs.
Long-term skin problems have been plaguing your dog for years, and you may be wondering if the intestines play a role? In fact, current research highlights a remarkable connection between gut health and various chronic skin diseases.
