It is becoming increasingly common for dogs to live indoors: as part of the family. In recent decades, we have changed our habits, our relationship with animals and our coexistence with other domestic species. 

Many cat owners bell collar on their cats to keep track of where they are, because they think it's cute, but... do they really know the consequences of that constant sound so close to them?

When a dog has a urinary tract condition, there can be different symptoms.

Cats, like us, are homeotherms or warm-blooded animals and feel cold when they reach a certain temperature. 

Playing is an essential part of life for any social animal, and dogs are no exception. Through play, dogs interact, learn and even establish their position in the group, creating strategies and behaviours that will last a lifetime.

There are situations in which fur loss, despite appearing worrisome, is a natural process, and others where we ought to be concerned and go to our trusted vet.

Walking makes the dog a dog. Walking allows the dog to get some exercise, to socialise and to develop appropriate hygiene habits, as well as being one of the greatest bond creators: playing, training, educating, good experiences…

There are different occasions when our cats can be aggressive and we need to understand each one of them.