Pets

Understanding how cats show affection for their owners isn't easy. While a dog is highly expressive and immediately makes it clear who they're attached to and who their friends are, a cat is less impulsive. It's important to monitor its behavior and habits; even its gaze can reveal how the pet feels about its owner.Read more

When people get a dog, they do so for a specific purpose. Some want a true friend and a "nanny" for their children, while others are looking for a courageous guard dog who will reliably protect the family. There are several dog breeds ideal for this role, and we'll discuss them in more detail in this article. The Caucasian Shepherd Dog Read more

Just two decades ago, diabetes was considered a human disease. However, diabetes is increasingly affecting domestic cats over five years of age. Moreover, male cats suffer from diabetes more often than female cats. This is due to poor nutrition and a sedentary lifestyle. This leads to excess weight and countless visits to the veterinarian. Certain symptoms may indicate the disease.Read more

Detecting a fever in a dog is key to prompt treatment. You don't need to take your dog to the vet or take a thermometer to determine if they have a fever. You can tell if something is wrong by looking at specific parts of your pet's body. This article will tell you which parts of your pet's body can help you determine if they have a fever.Read more

Immediately after the puppies are born, new owners begin to consider where to place them, as it's not always possible to care for more. Time is often pressing, puppies grow quickly, and the search for new owners can sometimes drag on for a long time. But don't give up, as there are several online resources that can help you place your puppies quickly and into safe homes.Read more