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  How can I tell if my dog has Mange?

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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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  Is it bad to keep a dog indoors?

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  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. 

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  I feel bad about leaving my cat alone at home

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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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  Are dogs omnivorous or carnivorous?

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  We cannot confuse an insufficient and unbalanced diet with a 100% complete and well-formulated plant diet...

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  How to gain the trust of an abused dog

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  Understanding how to gain the trust of an abused dog always begins with observing what we can perceive in their behaviour. Broadly speaking, a dog that has been abused will have gone through complex situations of fear, stress and frustration.

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  What time is the best to walk a dog?

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  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…

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  Is it advisable to put a bell collar on my cat?

  Posted in: BLOG, Feline Ethology

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  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?

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  VEGAN DIET IN FIV (FELINE IMMUNODEFICIENCY) AND FELV (FELINE LEUKAEMIA)

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  Cats that have tested positive need to be fed high quality food that does not strain their bodies with the elimination of excess toxins, as is the case with meat-based feed, or having to deal with a deficit of nutrients, as is the case with low-quality feed.

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