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Labrador diseases

Labrador diseases

The Labrador Retriever, one of man's most popular and loyal companions, is unfortunately also susceptible to a number of genetic diseases. In this article, we offer you a detailed overview of the most common genetic problems that this wonderful breed can face. Our goal is to provide owners with the information they need to ensure the well-being of their dogs.

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Saint Bernard diseases

Saint Bernard diseases

The Saint Bernard is more than just a dog; he is a living legend deeply rooted in the snow-capped Alps. These impressive dogs are known for their remarkable size and calm, friendly nature. They were originally bred by the monks of Great St. Bernard as rescue dogs that came to the aid of travelers in dangerous mountain passages.

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Maine Coon diseases

Maine Coon diseases

The Maine Coon, one of the largest and most charismatic cat breeds in the world, fascinates with its impressive stature, gentle nature and exceptional intelligence. As breeders of these majestic animals, it is our responsibility to not only promote their physical size and beauty, but also to ensure their health and quality of life. In this article, we highlight the most important health aspects that every breeder should consider in order to breed robust and healthy Maine Coon cats.

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Great Dane Diseases

Great Dane Diseases

The Great Dane, also known as the “gentle giant”, is a breed of dog that impresses not only with its imposing appearance, but also with its friendly and patient nature. But despite their hardiness, Great Danes are prone to certain health problems that owners should be aware of and prevent. In this article, we'll take a look at the most common illnesses affecting this majestic breed and provide tips on how to support the health and well-being of these loyal companions.

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Senvelgo

Senvelgo® – oral diabetes medication for cats

We already reported a few months ago that a new oral diabetes drug, bexacat, had been approved in the USA. Now the time has come in Germany for a corresponding product called Senvelgo® from Boehringer Ingelheim to be introduced onto the German market. In the following article we will go into more detail about which cats this new medication is suitable for, which cats it is not suitable for and what you have to take into account when administering it.

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