Eye inflammation in dogs

Eye inflammation in dogs can be dangerous and irritating because the dog's eyes are sensitive organs, and eye problems such as an eye inflammation or an eye infection are incredibly unpleasant to walk around with.…

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Fever in dogs

A fever in a dog is one of the most common indicators that your four-legged friend is not feeling well. In case of fever, or hyperthermia as it is also called, the dog will have a…

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Eye inflammation in cats

Have you noticed your cat squinting? Maybe you think puss just looks tired, but a closed eye can be caused by eye inflammation or other eye problems.…

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Ear mites in cats

Ear mites in cats are a common cause of itching and ear infections, contagious between animals through close contact. Symptoms include intense itching and brown-black earwax. Untreated, it can lead to serious ear problems. Veterinary treatment with medication is recommended.

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Ear mites in cats
Ear mites in a cat, Photo by Preben holm

Intestinal worms in cats

Intestinal worms in cats are not uncommon in Norway, and often it is roundworms and tapeworms. Cats are more susceptible to intestinal worms than dogs, because these hunters…

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Intestinal worms in cats
Intestinal worms of the roundworm and tapeworm type from a cat, Photo by DyreID

Uterine inflammation in dogs

Uterine inflammation in dogs, also known as pyometra, is one of the most common ailments among bitches. This condition occurs in a specific phase of the bitch's hormonal cycle, and the inflammation is most…

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The dog scratches its ear - what could it be?

It is not unusual for the dog to scratch his ear. Like us humans, your dog sometimes experiences itchiness in various places on the body. This…

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Scabies on dog

There are many different types of scabies, but when we talk about scabies on dogs, it is usually fox scabies (Sarcoptes scabiei var. vulpes) that applies. If the dog has mange, they will…

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Nose mites in dogs

All dogs can get nasal mites, regardless of age and breed. The nasal mite thrives in the dog's nose and sinuses, and is harmless. But the little parasite can cause annoying symptoms such as...

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