Veterinary care – My pet's health

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!

Just like owners like you, vets play a key role in your four-legged friends’ lives! From the first vaccines to the annual vaccinations, vets are always there for our pets. Concerned for Fido? Noticing changes in Caramel? Contact your veterinarian right away.

Vets are not only there to provide treatment, they can often prevent potential problems… That is why it is a good idea to see them regularly, and especially to follow up with health check-ups. And of course, do everything possible to enhance your pet’s mental and physical health. A combination of healthy diet, exercise and good basic care can certainly make a contribution!

4 tips for getting the most out of your vet visit

Whether you are a new pet owner, or if this is your first visit to a new veterinarian (for example, after a move) or for

5 things to know about parasite prevention

Despite their tiny (or even microscopic) size, parasites represent a very big threat to your pet’s health and your own. Because better understanding plays an

5 ways to prevent periodontal disease in pets

Over 80% of dogs and cats two years and older suffer from periodontal disease[1]. Without adequate treatment, it may make your pet more prone to

Pet diet: 5 nutrition questions to ask your vet

Maybe you’ve adopted your first kitten or puppy, and aren’t sure whether you should feed them canned food, kibble or raw meals. Maybe your pet

5 questions about pet diabetes

Like humans, pets may also develop diabetes, with older and overweight pets being at an increased risk. Here are the answers to commonly asked questions

5 questions about feline acne

Acne doesn’t affect only teenagers, cats can develop it too! Feline acne usually appears as unsightly bumps or scabs around the animal’s chin. While usually

5 questions about pet acupuncture

Traditional Chinese veterinary medicine includes training in treatment options such as acupuncture, which raises many questions among pet owners and conventional medicine professionals.

5 reasons to say no to declawing

Some view declawing as a simple and long-term solution to protect their furniture. Others consider it useless animal cruelty, when simply getting a cat tree

5 reasons for year-round parasite prevention

Parasite prevention helps protect your pet from fleas, ticks, mites, worms and other critters that may transmit serious diseases, some of which can infect humans

6 signs your dog may have gum disease

Periodontal disease (commonly called gum disease) is likely the most common medical condition veterinarians see in pets, affecting 4 out of 5 dogs over 2

À propos

Le site My Happy Pet vous propose des conseils pratiques, des astuces et d’autres informations utiles pour votre compagnon à quatre pattes. Nous sommes convaincus que votre vétérinaire joue un rôle essentiel dans la santé de votre animal de compagnie.

Les conseils dispensés par My Happy Pet ne remplacent donc pas les conseils professionnels de votre vétérinaire !

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