Dog diseases

Canine distemper (Carré's disease) is one of the most dangerous diseases. It is caused by a virus that can enter an animal's body in several ways. Adult dogs have a better chance of recovery, while puppies usually die. A dog that has recovered from distemper retains immunity to the disease for almost its entire life.How to treat distemper

A dog is not only a devoted friend and guardian, but also a pet that requires constant care and attention. Every dog ​​owner knows that occasional hair loss is simply a sign of seasonal shedding, so there's no need to worry. However, what should you do if your pet starts losing hair before this period begins? This could mean your pet is ill and needs help. A healthy coat should be smooth and shiny; if not, you should immediately contact a veterinarian or have a doctor come to your home.Why do dogs lose hair?

Viral enteritis is one of the most common diseases in dogs. This group of infectious diseases is characterized by intestinal inflammation. However, the disease progresses rapidly and affects the kidneys, liver, heart, and other organs. Enteritis affects animals of any age, but most often affects puppies between two and twelve weeks of age. Since severe symptoms and delayed treatment can lead to death, every owner should be aware of the signs of this disease, its treatment, and preventative measures.All about canine enteritis

Quite often, dog owners discover signs of a very unpleasant condition in their pets. Ringworm (dermatophytosis) is a zoonotic (transmitted from animals to humans or from humans to animals) infectious and allergic disease that affects the skin. It is caused by the penetration of fungal, bacterial, and viral agents into the body.How does lichen begin?

Every dog ​​owner has likely encountered the unpleasant experience of their pet developing diarrhea. The most shocking thing is that the cause of the diarrhea is completely unclear, as the owner believes there have been no significant changes to the dog's diet.How to treat a dog's diarrhea