A dog has a biological need to take care of. But do you know how? Dog activity needs, essential needs Like any living being, a dog has biological needs. If one knows its basic physiological needs such as eating, drinking or sleeping, it is often neglecting its activity needs that are essential to its physical …
When you stroke your dog’s belly, you probably have already found its “Garding Point … Ratching”, in other words, a place that makes it shake its rear paw in a frenetic way. But why does this particular point produce this effect in your pet? We looked at the reasons for this funny reaction. A place …
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While walking or playing, your dog, like everyone else, is at risk of injury at any time. Whether it’s a cut, a sting, or even a bite, it’s important to know how to react and to assess the need to go to the vet. What types of wounds can you treat yourself? A wound is …
A dog’s nasal bleeding is called epistaxis. Unlike men, this is rarely an episode without consequences. A nosebleed may be a sign of a more serious condition. What behaviour to adopt? What are the possible causes of nasal bleeding in dogs? In dogs, bleeding from the nose can be caused by a blow to the …
What is a sprain? How does it occur in dogs? How to recognize it and how to relieve it while waiting to go to see your vet? What is a sprain? A sprain is a stretch or rupture of the ligaments that hold the bones together within a joint. There are different degrees of severity …
When the outside temperature rises, the asphalt becomes very hot on your dog’s pads. How to protect your dog’s paws? Hot bitumen: risk of burns for the dog’s pads Summer is the season of all danger for our dog friends. Heatstroke, barbecue accident, the resurgence of parasites, snake bite or even spikelets can damage the …
When a hematoma forms on a dog’s ear, it is called an othematoma. What are its causes, and how can it be absorbed? What is a hematoma? An othematoma is simply a hematoma that forms between the skin of the dog’s ear pinna and its internal cartilage. Made up of an effusion of serum and …
The spikelets are no small ears of wild grasses. Widespread from the end of spring until the last summer months, they can plant in the skin of the natural orifices of the dog and cause very serious damage to migrant inside his body … What is an epilell? An epilell is the common name given …
Sign of pain associated or not with an orthopaedic problem, the bulgers in the dog can have varied causes. Discover which and how to remedy it … La Lameness in the dog A ladle designates difficulty walking in the dog. When this lameness is moderate, the dog can still lay his paw on the ground …
The end-of-year holidays are moments that we like to spend with family and friends. Naturally, our dogs are often also party but, at this time of year, our homes are full of temptations that are not without dangers for our pets. Learn how to spot these dangers to spend serious holidays with your doggie. Side …
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Emustrethetic in the summer, barbecue turns out to be a real danger for dogs that roam around, attracted by the stubborn smell that cook. And not just for the risk of burns it makes running to our doggies. Merguez, chipolatas and various grilled skewers are among the many pleasures of the summer. They are cooking …
Boiling water, barbecue, fireplace, sun, contact with a chemical. Many are the occasions for your dog to burn. How to react if an accident happened? And how to recognize a burn on your dog? Several types of burns in dogs On a daily basis, a burn on a dog can be caused by: Contact with …
