Oral health is a key element in maintaining dogs’ overall well-being, yet this information is still not widely known among pet owners. Four out of five dogs over the age of 3 suffer from periodontitis, caused by the buildup of bacterial plaque.
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10 Major Mistakes That Can Shorten Your Pet’s Life
Many people make some “slips” when taking care of their pets, but certain mistakes can lead to health problems and even shorten a pet’s life.
Read MoreOwners Reveal the Strangest Things Their Dogs Have Eaten
A survey conducted with 2,000 dog owners in the United States revealed some of the strangest things dogs have ever eaten, including a winning lottery ticket, dentures, a Christmas tree ornament, and even money.
Read MoreKnow the Best Age to Neuter Your Dog
A new study from the University of California UC Davis in the United States found that some dog breeds have a higher risk of developing cancer or joint disorders if the animals are neutered before one year of age.
Read MoreSee the ways your health improves when you have a dog as a companion
That old saying: “the dog is man’s best friend” is not joking! Many believe that having a dog improves mental health, as well as providing companionship.
Read More5 tips for taking care of your cat’s oral health
For cat lovers, it’s important to always pay attention to the care related to the health and well-being of felines. In the month that celebrates National Oral Health Day (October 25th), the famous saying “Health starts in the mouth” gains even more strength and meaning, and it doesn’t just apply to humans; it also applies to pets.
Read MoreJust adopted a cat? Learn what care to take
The idea of having a pet has become increasingly popular among Brazilians during quarantine. According to a survey by Google Trends, in June there was a 33% increase in interest in adopting cats. If you are one of those who has just adopted a cat, learn what care to take with the tips from Marcio Barboza, veterinarian and pet technical manager at MSD Animal Health.
Read MoreCats Love a Game That Seemed to Be Exclusive to Dogs, Study Suggests
Recently, a study revealed that many cats also enjoy playing fetch, such as with a toy like a ball, just like dogs do.
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