It is a scenario that many owners of gray muzzles observe with concern: The bowl is licked clean, the appetite is unbroken – and yet the dog seems to be getting thinner and thinner. If an old dog loses weight despite normal eating behavior, this is a warning signal that should not be ignored. Aging […]
The relationship between humans and dogs is one of the oldest and most profound bonds in the history of animal-human interaction. For thousands of years, dogs have accompanied us as guardians, helpers and friends...
Pugs and French bulldogs are charming and popular dog breeds that win many hearts with their distinctive appearance and friendly nature. Unfortunately, however, they are also overbred and brachycephalic breeds, which makes them more susceptible to certain health problems. Breeding problems are not the subject of this article. In this article, we will examine the […]
The towing line has the great advantage that it is possible for people to influence the dog, even if it is far away. It can also prevent the dog from rewarding itself with wrong behavior. For example, if the dog likes to hunt, it will reward itself with a hormone cocktail. Especially when he goes […]
Dogs, and older four-legged friends in particular, are just like us humans prone to colds and a runny nose. However, a cold in a dog can point to various causes that should be taken seriously, especially in older dogs...
In healthy people, the body produces insulin, which helps process sugar. However, diabetes patients produce little or no insulin. This is due to a certain organ, the pancreas, no longer functioning properly. But all other mammals also have a pancreas and that’s why our pets, dogs, cats or guinea pigs can get diabetes.
Corneal ulcers in dogs are an extremely serious and frequently occurring disease of the eye. It is not only very painful for the animal but can also lastingly impair its vision. In this article we look at causes, symptoms and modern treatment options.
Vestibular syndrome in dogs can be extremely frightening for dog owners, as it often occurs completely suddenly and without any warning. This condition affects the balance organ in the inner ear and can cause a variety of alarming symptoms.
Epilepsy is a neurological disease that can affect not only humans but also our beloved four-legged friends. It is important to understand the causes, the symptoms and the possible treatment approaches in order to ensure the best possible care and quality of life for our furry friends.
The diagnosis of a malignant tumour in our beloved four-legged friend is devastating news that changes everything. Conventional treatment methods such as chemotherapy or radiation are often associated with considerable side effects – so more and more owners are looking for alternative approaches.
Cauda equina syndrome in dogs is a serious neurological condition affecting the lower sections of the spinal cord. The name comes from Latin and means horse's tail, referring to the structure of the nerve fibres in this area.
Dental health and general oral health are of decisive importance not only for us humans but also for our four-legged friends. Gum inflammation, also known as gingivitis, is a common problem in dogs and can have serious effects on overall health.
Dogs have been our loyal companions for thousands of years and have undergone a long history of evolution. Yet while many aspects of their behaviour have changed, one thing remains constant: their reputation as gulpers. We take a look at the background to this behaviour.
Wedge vertebrae in dogs are an extremely serious orthopaedic problem that can severely impair quality of life. This article sheds light on what wedge vertebrae exactly are, how they arise and which breeds are particularly affected.
What began as a hobby became a vocation. KEEP ON MOVING stands for animal massage, movement coaching and animal food. For almost twenty years dogs have accompanied me on my path.
Brushing dogs' teeth – and the question of whether it is a sensible measure or rather a torture – occupies many dog owners. The answer is often not clear-cut. We show why, in our view, it is not species-appropriate.
From an owner's point of view, a dog's weight is often a very individual matter. Sometimes, and with certain breeds, it is also hard to tell whether a dog still has a normal weight. But by the time of the rib test at the latest, action must be taken.
