Cats love to nibble on fresh blades of grass. But is cat grass really necessary, or just a nice addition to a cat’s life? Indoor cats, in particular, will sometimes turn to houseplants or bouquets as an alternative if they don’t have access to suitable options. This can be problematic, as many plants are unsuitable or even toxic to cats. In this guide, you’ll learn about the benefits of cat grass.

Poisoning is among the most common medical emergencies in dogs. Many substances that are harmless or commonplace for humans can cause serious symptoms in dogs, even in small amounts. This guide will highlight the most common causes of poisoning, describe typical signs, and provide concrete recommendations for action in an emergency.

Diarrhea in puppies and kittens is quite common, as they are particularly sensitive to sudden changes in environment or diet. Parasites, Food allergy, or other underlying conditions can also cause diarrhea. Depending on the cause, diarrhea can last for varying lengths of time and affect the health of your young animal. In this guide, we provide tips so you know what to do and when to react.

Dogs are naturally curious animals that love to explore the world with their nose and mouth. It often happens that they eat something wrong or lick something contaminated, leading to digestive upset. As a pet owner, you naturally want your dog to be healthy and happy. Here, we therefore provide some tips on how to prevent diarrhea and strengthen your dog's digestion.

Given the abundance of available and sometimes contradictory information, it's not easy to navigate when looking for a raw food diet for your dog or cat. Below, we have compiled our tips for an adapted and responsible raw feeding approach.

It's not just us humans who enjoy the snowy landscape and fresh powder in winter; our dogs also love to romp through the snow. To ensure your dog can play carefree in the snow, there are a few things you should keep in mind. Here are our tips for unadulterated fun in the snow.

If a dog frequently licks its anus and often 'scoots' (slides on its rear), the anal glands are often responsible. An initial impaction of the anal sacs can develop into a very painful inflammation that requires prompt veterinary treatment.

Giardia can cause persistent diarrhea, but there's no need to panic if your pet is affected. We have compiled some important points for you.

Every dog experiences flatulence from time to time. While this is temporarily very unpleasant for our noses, it's usually not a major problem. Where do these odors come from, and what can be done about them?

The pancreas is an extremely important organ for digestion and metabolism. Inflammation is quite common in dogs and cats, but can present very differently clinically and is therefore not easy to diagnose.

The number of microbes in our pets' intestines is about ten times greater than the number of cells their bodies are made of! However, there's no need to be disgusted – the bacteria in the gut are important helpers for health and well-being.

Your dog eats a lot of grass, and you're unsure if it's normal? Here you can read why it might be happening and what to do if it becomes excessive.

Constipation is quite common, especially in older cats. We offer some tips on how you can help your cat pass stool without problems.

Digestive disorders are among the most common ailments in dogs and cats. They can have a wide variety of causes and forms...

Acute diarrhea is one of the most common symptoms in dogs and cats and can have various causes. How do you know if home treatment is appropriate or if a veterinary visit is immediately necessary? In our guide, we provide some decision-making aids.