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Intestinal flora in dogs

Build intestinal flora in dogs

A healthy intestinal flora is crucial for your dog's well-being and health. The intestinal flora consists of billions of beneficial bacteria that help absorb nutrients from food and strengthen the immune system. If your dog's intestinal flora is disrupted, it can lead to digestive problems, allergies and other health problems. In this article you will learn how you can build and improve your dog's intestinal flora.

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IPA

Isolated Processus Anconaeus IPA in dogs

Isolated processus anconaeus (IPA) is an orthopedic disease that occurs primarily in certain breeds of dogs such as the German Shepherd, Bernese Mountain Dog, Neapolitan Mastiff, Bloodhound and Dogue de Bordeaux. In this disease there is a lack of union of the anconeal process with the ulnar metaphysis. This article explains the pathogenesis, diagnosis, therapy and prognosis of IPA in detail.

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Nutritional advice for cats

Nutritional advice for cats

As a cat friendly clinic, we at the Arndt Small Animal Center attach great importance to ensuring that our beloved four-legged friends are healthy and happy. Proper nutrition plays a crucial role. In this article we would like to provide you with comprehensive nutritional advice for your cat. We cover all aspects, from choosing the right food to special dietary requirements for certain cat breeds and life stages.

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Blind cat

Blind cat

Blind cats can become blind due to various causes. One of the most common causes is progressive retinal atrophy (PRA), a genetic disease that damages the retina. Another cause is cataracts, in which the lens of the eyes becomes cloudy. Traumatic injuries and infections such as Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) can also cause blindness. Sometimes a cat can become blind due to a congenital malformation or a developmental problem.

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