Zoonoses are diseases that can be transmitted between humans and animals. In this blog learn how to be infected and, the most important, hoe to prevent them!
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In this blog, we discuss the financial side of having a pet, in order to prepare yourself well and reduce the psychological impact related to a lack of funds to take good care of your pet.
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The arrival of a new pet in your family is a happy event, but sometimes scary. Beyond food and love, there are several things to consider for his coming to be successful. The first question to answer is where does it come from? Then, it is important to think about his basic needs such as his food, the place where he will be fed, will sleep and also where he will go to relieve himself. Another important aspect is his integration with the other members of the family. Learn more in this blog so that its integration into your family is successful!
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Socialization includes all new sensory experiences, whether good or bad. Creating good first experiences, gently, is essential, otherwise Ti-Loup will develop anxiety or behavioral problems. In this article, learn what to consider for an adequate socialization plan.
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The secret to a successful trip and peace of mind is definitely planning. So we have gathered some important information here to help you plan your departure.
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We all wonder from when do we consider our animal as old?
Some changes can be associated with health problems but can also be secondary to aging.
Learn more about aging animal in this article.
My pet is not big, he only has big bones! He is not greedy so it is not possible that he is overweight! And yet, it’s real, Ti-Loup is really obese. Instead of putting your head in the sand, see for yourself. Exercise at home, and without cheating. There are a few things you need to check to see if your pet is overweight. Find it more in the blog.
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Scratching, chewing the skin, biting and rubbing are the most common signs that Ti-Loup is itchy. But the big question is WHY? Learn more about allergies in this blog
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Ferret lovers cannot do without ferrets in their life. A ferret has so much energy that it will keep you busy and entertained at all times. It is the exotic animal that has a lifestyle most similar to that of a cat. Learn more about this surprising animal.
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As the summer vacation approaches, we wanted to cover some important things to consider in your planning in this blog.
This articles answers:
1. Who should we leave our animal to?
2. How to properly prepare caretakers or pensions?
3. What information should be given to custodians?
4. What to do in an emergency?
This to make sure your vacations are relaxing, as it is supposed to!
Have you ever tried to ask your pet for commands or scolded him and you didn’t think he understood? It is the very foundation of communication. If the two interlocutors do not speak the same language, they must find a way to understand each other. Communication, in whatever form, is the only way to develop […]
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Everyone will, one day or another, be faced with a difficult situation between our heart and our wallet. The health of our pets is of concern to all of us. The choice between caring for them and simply having the possibility to pay for their care is sometimes difficult. Why not plan rather than find […]
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The decision to adopt an animal is a decision that requires thinking about at first. For a cat and a dog we all know that we need to invest time and space, but how to choose for an exotic animal. They are small and often seem independent, but is that really the case?
In this article, we will therefore look at the rabbit in order to see its characteristics.
Exotic animals are pets which include birds, reptiles, snakes, rabbits, ferrets, rats, guinea pigs, flying phalanxes, Vietnamese pigs, and other small mammals. Each of these species has very specific characteristics.
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Ti-Loup and Fluffy return from their medical exam. The vet has advised you that they are in good health. Are they really? Having an annual (or biannual for seniors) medical exam is a great thing to do, especially considering that Ti-Loup and Fluffy age 7 times faster than us. However, is a medical examination sufficient […]
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Although you can find a lot of information on the Internet or in your neighborhood, not all of it is appropriate and applicable to your dog Ti-Loup or your cat Fluffy. The first visit Their first meeting with their veterinarian will undoubtedly be for their first medical examinations, during their sensitive period of socialization. As […]
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I am convinced that just like me, you want your dog Ti-Loup to be friendly, affectionate and obedient! When Ti-Loup can’t do it and unwanted behavior occurs, your emotional link can weaken and you might think about giving it up or even having him euthanized. We all hope the puppies can stop their unwanted behavior, but let’s face it, he will need your help and we can help. The next few lines might be a bit heavy, but you will understand how important they are to you and Ti-Loup. You will be proud of his accomplishments and thus improve your relationship.
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Wanted or not, fall is fast approaching. Sandals give way to rain shoes, beach trips stop, kids are finally back to school and yes, even after COVID! Personally, I love this time of year for hiking in the woods with the family and my Italian Greyhound, Pablo. Unfortunately, we need to be extra vigilant for […]
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Teething is an incredibly important subject that directly affects the quality of life and sometimes even the longevity of every animal. So I would like to share five tips with you so that your dog Ti-Loup and your cat Fluffy have a healthier smile. 1. Daily brushing As with us, the basis of good oral […]
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