Tartar, excess weight and ear infections develop slowly and can be spotted early.
Saying goodbye to your dog is painful, but it can be planned.
What your dog drinks has a direct impact on its health – and yet few owners really think about it.
Teething is a natural developmental step in your puppy’s life.
Water temperature directly affects your dog’s health – whether they are drinking, bathing or swimming.
Bladder inflammation (cystitis) in puppies can develop faster than many dog owners realise – and those who wait too long risk more …
Crusty dog noses are caused by dry air, allergies or skin diseases.
Anaemia in dogs arises from too few red blood cells or a lack of haemoglobin.
The sterilisation chip offers a reversible alternative to surgical sterilisation.
If your dog "scoots", the anal glands are usually blocked.
In short: A carp back (kyphosis) is the upwardly curved spine of the dog and a real warning signal.
Small dog breeds can become hypoglycaemic within minutes – a life-threatening emergency.
If you enjoy walking your dog by lakes, rivers or through damp forests, you may know the problem:
Tartar, excess weight and ear infections develop slowly and can be spotted early. If you keep an eye on your dog's teeth, weight, coat and behaviour, you will notice the warning signs in time. This section brings together preventive care, the most common conditions and first aid.
