Category: Pet Life
Nutrition for Senior Pets: Key Tips for the Well-being of Older Dogs and Cats
As dogs and cats age, their nutritional needs change significantly. Just like humans, the passage of time brings alterations in metabolism, digestion, and overall health. For this reason, it is essential to adjust their diet to ensure their well-being and quality of life during this stage.
Ranking of the most intelligent dog breeds
Canine intelligence varies significantly among different breeds, influenced by factors such as genetics, the breed’s original purpose, and their capacity for learning and adaptation. Below is a ranking of the most intelligent dog breeds, based on studies and evaluations by animal behavior experts.
Tortoiseshell cats has captivated cat enthusiasts worldwide
Tortoiseshell cats, known for their distinctive tricolor coats combining black, orange, and white, are celebrated not only for their unique appearance but also for a personality that has captivated cat enthusiasts worldwide.
The Personality of Orange Cats: Myths and Realities
Orange cats, often referred to as tabby cats, have captured the attention of many feline enthusiasts due to their distinctive coat and purported personality traits. Over time, various characteristics have been attributed to these cats, but what is the truth behind these claims?
Cyber Scam Alert: Searching “Are Bengal Cats Legal in Australia?” Exposes Users to Attacks
Recently, a cyber scam has been identified targeting users who search for “Are Bengal cats legal in Australia?” on Google. This attack, uncovered by cybersecurity firm SOPHOS, employs “SEO poisoning” techniques to position malicious links at the top of search results. When users click on these links, they are redirected to fraudulent sites that can…
How to help those affected by the DANA in Valencia
The recent passage of the Isolated Depression at High Levels (DANA) through the Valencian Community has not only caused significant material damage but also triggered a crisis in animal protection. Numerous shelters have suffered severe damage to their facilities, compromising the well-being of hundreds of animals under their care.
Evasive Strategies of Wild Boars: Insights from ‘Phiphi’ in France
A recent study in France has unveiled surprising evasive behaviors in wild boars, challenging traditional expectations about their sheltering habits. The focal point of this research is ‘Phiphi,’ a young wild boar equipped with a GPS device that allowed scientists to track his movements over two years.
New Species of Newt Discovered in China: The Gaowangjie Crocodile Newt
Researchers in Hunan Province, China, have identified a new species of newt, named Tylototriton gaowangjienensis, commonly known as the Gaowangjie crocodile newt. This discovery was made in the Gaowangjie National Nature Reserve, where scientists observed these amphibians during their breeding season.
The ‘Deadly Mud’ After Floods: A Silent Threat to Our Pets
The recent floods in Valencia have not only caused material damage but also pose a latent threat to pets: the so-called “deadly mud.” This sludge, resulting from the floods, becomes a breeding ground for dangerous bacteria, such as leptospira, which can cause severe infections in companion animals.
The Rise of Specialized Pet Services: A Growing Trend
In recent years, the relationship between humans and pets has undergone a significant transformation. Pets have evolved from being mere companions to becoming integral members of the family. This shift has led to a notable increase in the demand for specialized services aimed at enhancing their well-being and quality of life.
The Third Wave of Canine Domestication: Are We Transforming Our Dogs?
In recent decades, the relationship between humans and dogs has undergone significant changes. Recent research suggests that we are immersed in a “third wave” of canine domestication, driven by the desire for more friendly and calm pets, adapted to urban and sedentary lifestyles.