The nutritional needs of our pets change at every stage of their lives. In this article, we will focus on one crucial stage: dogs from 7 years. Although they are not considered senior dogs, they require a specialised diet that…
It is common to see cats licking themselves all the time. It is a habit that is part of their hygiene, and cats are very clean, so they spend about a third of their time licking themselves. If you're a…
Un perro grande necesita menos energía que uno pequeño y la cantidad de comida que debes darle no es proporcional a su peso. Te contamos todos los porqués.
Cat sterilization is a topic that, although increasingly common, still raises doubts and mixed opinions. Many of these concerns stem from outdated beliefs or a lack of updated information. We know that deciding whether to sterilize your cat is not…
To ensure your cat enjoys optimal health, nothing is more important than providing high-quality food tailored to their physiological and nutritional needs. A balanced diet not only gives them the energy they need for daily life, but also prevents diseases,…
Discovering that your cat is pregnant brings excitement… and lots of questions! Here’s how to identify early signs of feline pregnancy, what care she’ll need, and when to visit the vet. How long does a cat’s pregnancy last? A cat’s…
Walking a dog isn’t just a daily routine—it’s an act of wellness, socialization, and emotional and physical health. One of the most common questions among pet owners is: how often should you walk a dog? And while we’d love to…
Why is hydration so important for dogs and cats in summer? Summer brings high temperatures, long days and greater sun exposure. Just like humans, pets need to drink more and stay cool. Hydration isn’t a luxury—it’s a vital need. Dogs…
Has your dog ever got lost? We know the anxiety that grips dog owners when their furry companion disappears. Dogs are part of the family, and most people with a dog have felt that moment of panic when their pet…
Kidney stones in cats, also known as uroliths or urinary stones, are solid accumulations that form in the feline urinary tract from crystallized minerals. They can be located in the kidneys, bladder, or urethra and are a frequent cause of…