Cleaning cats’ ears is a necessary hygiene procedure. The skin of the inner ear surface produces sebum and moisture along with metabolic waste. Additionally, dust particles constantly enter the outer part of the ear canal. To remove all these unwanted substances, the skin of the ear flap contains specific glandular formations that produce earwax. The … Read more
Owners of dogs often face the problem of how to wash their pet’s paws after a walk. It’s easier if the dog is small enough to carry to the bathroom, but some dogs are pathologically afraid of water, while others create a mess when washing their paws in a basin. Here’s a clear breakdown of … Read more
Most people dreamed of having a puppy as children. With age comes the realization that acquiring a new friend is a responsible step. An important factor in choosing a dog breed is the size of the apartment. So, which dog breeds are ideally suited for apartment living? Poodle One of the smartest dog breeds, poodles … Read more
The need to monitor oral hygiene arises not only for humans but also for their pets, specifically dogs. Pet owners must regularly clean their pet’s teeth and gums, ensure timely removal of minor plaque, and, if necessary, tartar. Timely and proper oral care will help maintain healthy teeth, which is key to preserving them into … Read more
Cats can control their ears—specifically, the outer ear. The outer ear is the visible, triangular part known as the ear pinna. You might wonder: what’s so unusual about a cat moving its ears? Well, at the very least, humans lack this ability. Our ears are immobile; we can’t rotate, flatten, or flare them without using … Read more