Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) often requires targeted nutritional counseling to control clinical symptoms, ensure adequate nutrient supply, and compensate for ongoing nutrient losses. An elimination diet with a hydrolyzed protein source or a diet with a single new protein is often recommended for IBD patients. This article provides comprehensive instructions on how to successfully implement such a diet.
The question of species-appropriate nutrition for our pets is a topic that concerns more and more animal lovers. Especially with cats, the popular house tigers, the focus of the discussion is whether a vegan diet can be a healthy alternative.
Welcome to our little guide on the exciting topic of mice as pets. Mice are fascinating, agile and intelligent animals that can be wonderful companions with the right care and attention. In this guide, we'll cover various aspects of keeping mice, from proper nutrition to care and common health questions.
Congenital copper storage disease, also known as copper toxicosis, is an inherited metabolic disease in dogs. It is characterized by defective copper excretion, leading to excessive accumulation of copper, particularly in the liver. This condition has parallels to Wilson's disease in humans and most commonly affects breeds such as the Bedlington Terrier, but can also occur in other dog breeds.
Megaesophagus, a condition that occurs in dogs, is a challenge that requires attention and care. In this article, we will give you a detailed overview of megaesophagus, its symptoms, diagnostic methods and care tips to improve the life of your four-legged friend.
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:
