Cats

Pregnancy is a challenging time in a cat's life, especially if she's expecting kittens for the first time. The earlier the diagnosis is made, the more effectively you can help your pet and do everything possible to ensure the health of both mother and kittens. How can you tell if a cat is pregnant? The most accurate way to determine pregnancy is an ultrasound. With this, a veterinarian can diagnose fertilization as early as the 15th day. By the 40th day of pregnancy, it's possible to determine how many kittens the expectant mother will have.

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Hamsters are active and very curious animals, eager to escape their cages, even the most comfortable ones, at the first opportunity. To avoid this, regularly check the cage for damage—hamsters are so small they can squeeze through even the smallest hole in a bent cage. When feeding or cleaning your hamster's home, keep a close eye on your pet and never let them out of sight.Read more

An adult dog typically breathes with its mouth closed and takes 10-30 breaths per minute. This number varies depending on the individual dog. Female dogs, puppies, and small breed dogs with faster metabolisms tend to breathe more frequently. Rapid breathing can also be caused by psychological factors, such as stress or overexcitement. But why might a calm dog breathe rapidly and heavily with its mouth open?Read more

It would seem that the answer to this question is obvious—yes. After all, a dog of any breed and size is first and foremost a carnivore, and its digestive system is designed to eat raw meat. But on the other hand, it's not that simple, and transitioning your pet to a natural diet requires considering many factors.Read more

Summer is a challenging time not only for people but also for pets. They can also suffer from high temperatures, resulting in lethargy, apathy, and loss of appetite. While people often find relief from the heat with cool showers or swims in ponds, what about dogs? Is this method of cooling down suitable for them?Read more