Right now, across the UAE, there are dogs curled up in rescue centres, waiting for someone to walk ...
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Short answer? A hairball every so often is normal. Vomiting on a regular basis is not, no matter ...
Read MoreShort answer? Yes, fresh food is safe for cats, if it's prepared properly, nutritionally complete, and handled correctly. The bigger question isn't whether fresh food is safe. ...
Short answer? A hairball every so often is normal. Vomiting on a regular basis is not, no matter how many times the internet has told you cats "just do that." Let's get into it, ...
If your dog has allergies, the most effective step is to switch to a novel protein, and in the UAE, camel is one of the best options available. It’s naturally low in allergenic ...
A diagnosis of a heart murmur or mitral valve disease does not mean your dog is about to die. In fact, many dogs continue to enjoy months or even years of good quality life after ...
Quick version: of all the heart supplements you'll see marketed for dogs, omega-3 fish oil has the most real science behind it, taurine and L-carnitine genuinely matter but mostly ...
Short answer; vets sort heart disease into stages, and the ones that matter most to you are B1 and B2 (your dog has a murmur but feels totally fine) and C (heart failure has ...
If your dog is getting older and the words “heart disease” have started floating around, take a breath first. A lot of what gets repeated about senior hearts is either half-true ...
Straight to it: in a UAE summer, your senior dog's heart is already working overtime before they've taken a single step out the door. So the plan is simple, walk in the cool ...
Here's the short version: your dog's heart murmur grade (a number from 1 to 6) tells you how loud the murmur is, not how sick their heart is. A soft grade 2 can sit on top of real ...
Here's the honest short version: most senior dogs don't need a fancy “heart diet.” What their heart really wants is simple, keep them lean, go easy on salty stuff, make sure ...
Cavaliers are genetically predisposed to Degenerative Mitral Valve Disease (DMVD), the most common heart disease seen in dogs. It often develops years before owners notice ...
If you own a Dalmatian, diet is one of the most important factors in reducing the risk of urinary stones. While hydration, genetics, and lifestyle all play a role, what goes into ...
If your dog is constantly itching, licking paws, or getting recurring ear infections, the first step is to figure out whether this is environmental or food-related, then adjust ...
Your dog has been scratching for months. You've changed foods three times. You've switched shampoos. You've washed every blanket in the house. Then someone suggests an allergy ...
If your cat has a sensitive stomach, fresh food can absolutely help, but only if you introduce it correctly and choose a nutritionally complete diet. Many cats with digestive ...
Heart disease is extremely common in small breed dogs, especially after the age of 7 or 8. The earliest signs are often subtle, a softer energy level, occasional coughing at ...
Switching a cat to fresh food should feel boring. Honestly, that’s the goal. No dramatic diarrhoea. No hunger strike. No owner panic spirals at 2 AM googling “my cat sniffed new ...
If your cat is eating mostly dry food, the most effective way to improve hydration is to switch to a moisture-rich diet. Cats are not built to drink enough water on their own, so ...
If your dog has loose stools, gas, vomiting, or just “on and off” digestion, the most effective first step is to simplify the diet, increase moisture, and stabilise feeding over ...
If your dog has a sensitive stomach, the safest and most effective approach is to transition slowly to a highly digestible, fresh diet over 7–14 days, starting with simple, gentle ...
