Responsible feeding
Choose quality food appropriate for your animal’s age, size and activity. Avoid giving them human food leftovers (especially chocolate, onion, grapes and cooked bones).
Practical tips so your four-legged companions live happy and healthy lives.
Choose quality food appropriate for your animal’s age, size and activity. Avoid giving them human food leftovers (especially chocolate, onion, grapes and cooked bones).
Dogs need walks and play. Cats benefit from scratching posts, toys and interactive hunting games. A bored animal can develop behavioral problems.
Annual check-ups, up-to-date vaccines, deworming and sterilization are key. Don’t wait for serious symptoms to consult.
Brush regularly according to coat type. Bathe only when necessary. Check ears, nails and teeth frequently.
Keep cleaning products, medicines and toxic plants out of reach. Secure windows and balconies.
Collar with tag and microchip are essential. If they get lost, the chances of reunion increase a lot.
They need early socialization, a full course of vaccinations, age-appropriate food and a lot of patience. Do not separate them from the mother before 8 weeks.
Maintain exercise and feeding routines. Check weight and behavior. Sterilization is still recommended if it has not been done yet.
More frequent vet check-ups, orthopedic beds, adapted food and patience with possible changes in mobility or vision.
See a vet if you notice any of these signs:
More than 24 hours without eating in dogs or sudden changes in cats.
If they are much quieter than usual or don’t want to play or go out.
Especially if there is blood, fever or dehydration.
Excessive panting at rest, coughing or open-mouth breathing in cats.