[BLOG] #QuickFact : The 35 Day Rule

Explore the critical 35-day rule in dog pregnancy with our latest blog. This insightful piece highlights the significance of this period, offering practical advice and expert analysis on canine reproductive health. Understand why this stage is essential for both the dam and future puppies, with clear, actionable tips on care and monitoring. Ideal for breeders and veterinarians, this article is a must-read for those committed to ensuring the health and well-being of pregnant dogs and their offspring.

[BLOG] Pyometra : The Best Way To Prevent It

Pyometra is a serious health concern in female dogs that can have devastating effects if not managed properly. This blog outlines essential prevention strategies for dog breeders and pet owners alike, emphasizing the critical role of timely spaying in avoiding this life-threatening condition. Learn about the signs of pyometra and the importance of monitoring hormonal health and uterine conditions in breeding dogs.

[BLOG] Nutrition in animal shelters: digestive health, a priority.

Maintaining optimal digestive health is crucial for animals in shelters, where stress and dietary changes can lead to issues like diarrhea and constipation. This blog explores effective nutritional strategies to enhance the wellbeing of sheltered animals, emphasizing the importance of tailored diets. Discover practical advice on managing digestive health through proper nutrition, which can significantly impact overall health and adoption rates. By focusing on balanced diets and preventive care, shelters can improve their residents' quality of life and reduce the incidence of gastrointestinal problems.

[BLOG] One cycle does not look like the next : a progesterone story

Explore the intricate world of canine reproduction through the lens of progesterone's role in dog pregnancies. This insightful blog post unravels the complexities of hormonal fluctuations during different pregnancy cycles in dogs. Understanding the variations in progesterone levels can significantly enhance breeding strategies and improve the outcomes of pregnancies. Learn about the critical phases of the reproductive cycle, including ovulation and gestation, and gain expert tips on optimizing breeding timings.

[BLOG] Kennel Cough : Pathogens 101

Explore the complexities of kennel cough, a common respiratory condition in dogs characterized by a persistent, dry cough. This informative guide sheds light on the various pathogens, including viruses, bacteria, and parasites, that contribute to this condition. Whether acting alone or in tandem, understanding these causative agents is crucial for pet owners and breeders alike.

[BLOG] Should you worry about coccidia infection in catteries and kennels ? (Part III)

Coccidia infections can significantly impact the health of pets in catteries and kennels, posing a challenge for breeders and pet owners alike. This blog explores the importance of understanding, preventing, and managing coccidia to ensure the well-being of both cats and dogs in these environments. With a focus on actionable insights and practical advice, it highlights the critical steps for maintaining a clean and healthy setting to mitigate the risks of infection. By prioritizing animal health through regular veterinary care, proper sanitation, and informed management practices, breeders can safeguard their animals against this pervasive parasite.

[BLOG] Should you worry about coccidia infection in catteries and kennels ? (Part II)

In the world of cat and dog breeding, understanding the risks and prevention strategies for coccidia infection is crucial for maintaining the health of your kennel or cattery. This comprehensive guide explores the significance of coccidia, a common yet often overlooked parasite that can affect both puppies and kittens, particularly in environments where animals are bred and raised. With an emphasis on practical advice, the blog outlines effective measures for diagnosis, treatment, and, most importantly, prevention to ensure the well-being of your breeding animals and their offspring.

[BLOG] Should you worry about coccidia infection in catteries and kennels ? ( Part I )

Coccidia infection presents a notable health concern for cats and dogs in catteries and kennels, impacting animals of all ages but posing a significant risk to the very young. This comprehensive guide addresses the symptoms, transmission, and prevention strategies of coccidia, aiming to educate breeders and pet owners on effective management practices. Understanding the life cycle of coccidia and implementing strict sanitation measures can significantly reduce the risk of infection. Additionally, the blog highlights the importance of early detection and treatment options available to combat this infectious disease, ensuring the well-being of your breeding program and safeguarding the health of puppies and kittens.

[BLOG] The truth about silent heats : 20 facts dog breeders need to know ( Part II )

Understanding silent heats in dogs is crucial for successful dog breeding. This comprehensive guide illuminates the often-misunderstood phenomenon of silent heats, offering essential insights into recognizing and managing it effectively. Learn about the vital signs, the role of hormones like estrogen and progesterone, and the impact on fertility. Perfect for breeders looking to enhance their knowledge on canine reproduction, this article demystifies silent heats, backed by scientific explanations and practical advice.

[BLOG] The truth about silent heats : 20 facts dog breeders need to know ( Part I )

Unlocking the mystery of silent heats in dogs, this comprehensive guide is essential for dog breeders aiming to understand and navigate this phenomenon effectively. Silent heats can complicate breeding plans and hinder successful outcomes, making knowledge in this area invaluable. Covering everything from identifying silent heats to managing breeding strategies around them, the blog offers practical insights and solutions. With a focus on hormonal cues and breeding timing, readers will gain the knowledge needed to enhance their breeding success rates.