The emotional state of these animals is determined by their environment, training, genetics, experiences and personality, but some of the factors that affect them the most are loneliness and illness
Stings, heatstroke, poisoning and dehydration are some of the dangers pets face during the warmest months of the year. Preventing possible dangers and basic first aid are key
There are several signs that a dog has developed hypersensitivity to pollen or certain foods. Spotting and identifying allergens early guarantees the animal’s wellbeing and improves its quality of life
Canines lose muscle mass as they get older, have lower resistance to infections, and can develop osteoarthritis. To ensure their quality of life, they should eat an age-specific diet, exercise moderately and stay well hydrated
Felines tend to get along best with similarly sized species, because when guided by hunter’s instincts, they will perceive smaller pets, like rodents or birds, as prey. To avoid problems at home, make sure their first encounters with new roommates are stress-free
Dogs catch colds and need to increase their body temperature during the winter, so as to avoid respiratory problems such as kennel cough. Specific clothing for going outside and keeping them at home at an adequate temperature are ways to protect them when the thermometer drops
Felines’ singularities are a reflection of their dietary needs, such as wet food made specifically for them and their preference for drinking running water. If they don’t eat well, they can develop kidney or liver problems
A lack of affection can lead children to constantly search for approval, as well as make them insecure and rebellious. The key to avoid this is to spend quality time with them
Fleas and ticks don’t just endanger the health of animals; they threaten people’s health as well. Knowing how to eliminate them properly and preventive measures like collars or pipettes are an essential part of pet care
Dogs developed this form of vocal expression as a way of adapting to the human environment; to interpret it, one has to take into account their body language and the context
Young people should sleep nine hours a day without interruption because they are in full hormonal effervescence and metabolic change. However, most do not do so and have a poor quality night’s rest, leading to consequences such as headaches and decreased attention span
Felines are famously low-maintenance, but that does not mean that anything goes. Here’s what you should (and shouldn’t) do to ensure their happiness and well-being
Genetics, obesity, respiratory diseases or environmental issues, such as passive smoking, influence whether a child snores, a problem that affects their quality of rest and their daily lives
Young dogs learn to eliminate outdoors when they’re around six months old. During the training process, reward them, establish a routine of walking hours and never punish or reprimand them if they do it wrong
Nervousness and pulling on the harness are some of the difficulties that can arise when taking pets outside. According to experts, choosing the right leash and letting canines sniff around are two keys for avoiding these situations
The fastest dogs on the planet are sleepy, loyal, and homely. All they need to be happy and healthy is a few minutes a day to release their energy and a soft, warm place to rest
Canines and felines reach senescence at different ages according to their breed. Signs include gray fur and loss of vision and hearing. In addition to veterinary checkups. Moderate exercise and a specific diet help them to preserve their quality of life
While a dog believes that its owner is a god and provides everything he needs, a cat thinks that he is a god and has his owner for everything he needs. Even so, with the right approach, felines can be taught some basic behavioral guidelines
With these recreational activities, youngsters can develop empathy, organizational skills and teamwork. The classics, such as chess and ludo, are great options
Heavy panting, warm ears and redder gums are some signs that your pet’s body temperature is higher than it should. Detecting it on time and cooling the animal down can be key to its survival
While not tolerating this substance means that it cannot be properly digested, an allergic reaction is an atypical response from the immune system that can put the child’s life at risk
Experts share some recommendations on how to give minors a sense of security and independence so they can stay home without adult supervision when the time comes