The dilemma of being overweight in dogs Overview: The problem with dog fat Almost half of all dogs in Germany struggle with obesity these days. It is not only an aesthetic problem, but also poses health risks. What does being overweight mean in dogs? If a dog is 10% over its ideal weight, you can […]
Kidney stones can cause significant discomfort for dogs. But how do you recognize this disease early and what treatment methods are available?
The fall grass mite is a well-known parasite that causes problems for our dogs in the warm months. It is crucial to quickly identify an infestation and act accordingly.
It is well known that chocolate is dangerous for dogs. But why exactly? Chocolate contains theobromine, a substance that is toxic to dogs. While humans can break down this molecule without any problems, it poses a real danger to our furry friends.
When dogs suddenly stagger or lose the ability to move, owners are often deeply concerned. Staggering is a symptom that can have many causes, some more serious than others. This article will give you a comprehensive overview of the 16 possible reasons and how to respond appropriately.
Heart disease in dogs is not uncommon. About one in ten dogs suffers from some form of heart disease, and certain breeds, particularly smaller ones, are more susceptible than others. The risk increases with increasing age. In this article we will go into detail about heart disease in dogs.
Glaucoma, also known as glaucoma, is a disease characterized by an excessive increase in pressure within the eye. This leads to inflammation, clouding and especially vision loss. If left untreated, irreversible conditions quickly develop that cause permanent damage to the eye. The eye appears “large” and shows intense redness in the otherwise white edge area (scleria). The cornea becomes foggy and the pupil is usually dilated.
Bladder tumors in dogs pose a serious health challenge. About 2% of all tumors in dogs are bladder tumors. Transitional cell carcinoma (TCC) is the most common type of tumor found in the bladder.
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:
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.
