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  How can I tell if my dog has Mange?

  Posted in: BLOG, Veterinary items

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  If your pet develops skin hairless patches, thickening, sores, redness and itching, it is very important to start testing to reach a diagnosis.

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  I feel bad about leaving my cat alone at home

  Posted in: BLOG, Feline Ethology

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  Cats, those animals commonly known as independent, often spend days alone at home because we think "it's OK, they're cats", but... is this actually true?The answer is: not always.

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  Why is my dog aggressive towards other dogs?

  Posted in: BLOG, Dog Training

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  Dog-to-dog aggression is one of the most common behavioural problems that dog handlers have to deal with, but it is often also a natural response to many situations.

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  WHY DOES MY CAT HAVE DIARRHOEA?

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  Diarrhoea is a symptom, therefore, we cannot treat diarrhoea per se. Behind diarrhoea lies a medical condition that is causing it and that is where we have to get to.

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  ¡Mi perro me ha mordido!

  Posted in: BLOG, Dog Training

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  Una de las situaciones más frustrantes que puede vivir un guía canino es la agresión por parte de su perro. Mi perro me ha mordido es un tema tabú: nos avergüenza y, muchas veces, se culpa (injustamente) al animal.

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  Is it good for my cat to sleep with me?

  Posted in: BLOG, Feline Ethology

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  Has been proven that sharing those moments (the relaxing ones) with our cat is a way of strengthening bonds of friendship and of reducing stress and anxiety thanks to the feeling of physical and psychological security they bring us.

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  WHAT AGE CAN WE BATHE A PUPPY?

  Posted in: BLOG, Veterinary items

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  Once the period of lactation has ended, the age to bathe a puppy, provided it is not necessary to do so beforehand, is from 3 months of age onwards, always making sure that the animal does not become cold in the process.

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  My cat's tail bristles when he plays

  Posted in: BLOG, Feline Ethology

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  Cats use their tails not only to walk, hunt, jump, etc. but also to express their moods. Which muscle makes their tails bristle? When can their tails get bristly and why?

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