Posts by Admins
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Jun
The 5 basic commands every dog should learn: a positive reinforcement training guide
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Admins
You don't need a perfectly trained dog to have a great relationship. But you do need it to learn five basic commands...
20
Jun
Pets in small apartments: which animals adapt best and which breeds to avoid
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The question "Can I have a dog in an apartment?" has a more nuanced answer than it seems. Space at home is important...
20
Jun
Pet health insurance: Is it worth it? An honest analysis of the pros and cons
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Pet health insurance has grown exponentially in Spain in recent years, driven by increased veterinary spending...
20
Jun
How to travel by plane with your pet: requirements, airlines and tips to make the trip less stressful
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Traveling by plane with a pet is possible, but it requires planning well in advance. The rules vary depending on the airline...
20
Jun
Epilepsy in cats: why it's different from canine epilepsy and what to do during a seizure
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Epileptic seizures in cats are an emergency that greatly frightens owners, but with the correct management they can be...
20
Jun
Inflammatory Bowel Disease in dogs (IBD): when chronic diarrhea is not just stress
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Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) in dogs is a chronic inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract that causes various symptoms...
20
Jun
How to choose the right dog breed for you: the guide that saves you 15 years of regret
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Dog abandonment in Spain is among the highest in Europe: more than 100.000 animals are abandoned every year. And one of the...
20
Jun
Feeding your kitten: what to eat, how much, and when to switch to adult food
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A kitten's nutritional needs are very different from those of an adult cat: more protein, more fat, more calcium...
20
Jun
Prostatic hyperplasia in dogs: the problem that affects 95% of intact males over 9 years old
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Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is the most common prostate disease in dogs: it affects 95% of intact males...
20
Jun
Your pet's overall well-being: the 5 areas that define a quality life for your animal
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Animal welfare is not simply the absence of disease: it is a positive state that encompasses physical health, mental health, and more.