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  WHY DOES MY DOG'S BELLY SOUND?

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  It is common in some dogs that suffer from frequent digestive problems, in the elderly or when they eat "the wrong things". But it is really not normal that their bellies sound so much that it calls our attention.

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  WHY DOES MY DOG EAT ITS OWN FAECES?

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  Autocoprophagy is a common thing in puppies that can continue as they grow or can appear later when they become adults. This is quite unpleasant for us. However, it poses no risk to their health unless they have a disease and become reinfected.

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  AT WHAT AGE CAN I HAVE MY CAT NEUTERED?

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  Ideally, your vet will advise you according to each case, age, state of health, lifestyle and other details. However, here we will give you some hints to help you know when the time is right.

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  Why does a cat shiver?

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  Tremors in cats are not a common occurrence, but depending on their health or the situations they have to face, they can happen. 

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  MY DOG'S FRONT LEGS FAIL

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  Mobility problems can have many different origins and prognoses. Depending on the age of the animal and their background, it is possible to estimate this, but it is always imperative that a vet examines the animal that has mobility issues in the front legs.

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  WHY DOES MY CAT HAVE A DRY NOSE?

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  It is normal for a cat to have a dry nose and it is also normal for it to have a wet nose, just as it can be cold or hot. It is true that, at times, we get the feeling that it is drier than usual, or when added to other symptoms it makes us suspect something is wrong.

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  At what temperature is a cat cold?

  Posted in: BLOG, Feline Ethology

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

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  What age is the right time to start training a dog?

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  Once the puppy has completed the first stages of its development (neonatal period, transition period and the first weeks of the socialisation period, between 21 days and 4 months), we can begin to educate it.

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