Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless, non-irritating gas produced by the incomplete combustion of different carbon fuels. It is potentially toxic to dogs as well as humans. Common sources of carbon monoxide are non-kerosene or propane heaters, gasoline engines, car exhaust, or smoke from carbon-based fuel heating systems. When inhaled, this gas is easily absorbed […]
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If your cat suddenly has intense itching, fleas may be the cause. These parasites are not just trouble but often cause additional problems. In this article, I will briefly tell you how to recognize and successfully treat fleas in cats. Are fleas dangerous for cats? You might also like my articles about: Why does my
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Urinary incontinence, urine leakage, is a common problem in older dogs, especially in females. Most likely the dog does not know when it is happening and cannot control the leaks, so do not scold him. This is a medical problem, not a behavior problem. Lack of bladder control in any dog, young or old, male
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Just like people have motion sickness, kinetosis, during car trips, dogs and cats can also experience this problem, whether it’s road, sea, or air transport. Kinetosis leads to nausea, vomiting, and, from time to time, other signs, such as loss of appetite for a few hours after the event that put the disease in motion.
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The situation in which a cat has eaten a fly is known to every pet owner. This happens not only with street cats. Not even pet cats will deny themselves such pleasures. But although such a phenomenon can be safe for cats, there are many insects able to release a very dangerous poison or simply
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Calcium is an essential mineral for many important functions in the body of an animal. It is necessary for the development of the fetal skeleton, as well as for the secretion of milk in lactating females. Calcium deficiency, hypocalcemia, in guinea pigs is more pronounced in pregnant and lactating females when their increased nutritional needs
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Straight or wavy, long or short, whiskers are an important part of a feline’s face. Most would agree that a cat without its whiskers would look at least odd, but it might surprise you how important these seemingly superficial structures are to your cat! A cat’s whiskers are essential for how they interact with its
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Most dogs like to be outdoors. No matter how much we want to see them happy, we must be aware of the potential dangers. Ticks love dogs and can transmit a multitude of diseases. It is important to have a basic understanding of the tick and what it can spread to the dog and even
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