Cleaning teeth of dogs and cats with ultrasound without anesthesia
Why is there such a service as ultrasonic cleaning of teeth without anesthesia? Honestly, veterinarians, and we are no exception, are not very good at explaining 3 things: The importance…

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7 facts about cats that every cat owner must know
Like any animal, cats are a long-term commitment and responsibility, to which pets respond with unlimited love. Below are 7 facts about caring for cats that owners need to know…

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Rabies vaccination dog and cat
Rabies is a 100% deadly disease of cats and dogs. Rabies vaccination is mandatory for cats, dogs and ferrets .What are rabies vaccines used for?Monovalent (rabies only) or polyvalent (rabies…

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10 questions you should ask your veterinarian

In order to diagnose faster and more accurately, it is extremely important for a veterinarian to obtain comprehensive information. Before visiting the veterinary clinic, we recommend owners write a list of questions you want to ask your doctor. It is very easy to forget the things you wanted to discuss when you are worried about your pet’s condition. Continue reading

5 most common diseases of kittens

Ideally, when you buy a kitten, he will be completely healthy. However, this is not always the case. Kind people often pick up obviously sick kittens and nurse them. In other cases, at the time of getting home the kitten is visually healthy, but then he has health problems. That is why we recommend after the appearance of a kitten in your home to conduct a diagnostic examination of a kitten in a veterinary clinic. Continue reading

Dirofilariasis of dogs
What are heartworm dogs in dogs? Dirofilariasis is caused by round worms of the species Dirofilaria immitis. These chevries live in the right chambers of the heart and pulmonary arteries…

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Herpes virus of dogs: symptoms, treatment, vaccination
About 70% of dogs are infected with the herpes virus, but for most adult dogs this virus does not lead to serious consequences. This applies to adult animals. In newborn…

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