ANSWER: Yes, you can. Regularly we are being asked by our clients to advise them on Pet insurance options in the UAE. Although we are in favor of Pet Insurance in general there are quite a few cons...
ANSWER: You can prevent it in puppies and dogs. Vaccination is the generally used and best available prevention for canine distemper.
ANSWER: Dubai residents are obliged to register each pet under their name through the Dubai Municipality Registration Portal with the assistance of a trusted veterinary care and treatment provider....
ANSWER: With the potential increasing virulence of emerging strains and the wide host range of canine distemper virus (cdv), widespread vaccination of domestic dogs is essential.
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ANSWER: Dog Periodontal disease starts as gingivitis, caused by the organism’s reaction to dental plaque and calculus and progresses as periodontitis, an inflammation of the periodontal tissues, ...
ANSWER: TNR stands for TRAP-NEUTER-RELEASE of stray cats. For years we are facing the growth of the stray cat population in Dubai. Unfortunately, we can’t find a loving home for all of the stra...
ANSWER: Follow these steps and prepare a digital thermometer, petroleum jelly, gloves, and wipes for cleaning. Using a thermometer we can quantify an important piece of pet health information.
...ANSWER: Ectoparasites (external parasites) are organisms that live on the skin of a host, from which they derive their sustenance. Ectoparasites include a wide range of parasitic arthropods, we ...
ANSWER: Be prepared when you decide to travel with a pet. Vaccinations are very important. Make sure it is...
In the UAE yearly vaccination against rabies is mandatory for cats and requires registration of the same in the municipality. Next is the Tricat or FVRCP vaccine which protects cats from common dis...
ANSWER: Core vaccinations for puppy/dogs include vaccines against Rabies, Adenovirus, parvovirus, and Distemper, which are easily transferred and fatal. Non-core vaccines include protection against...
ANSWER: No, rabbits have more than 4 teeth. A rabbit has 28 teeth. Rabbits have open-rooted teeth that grow continuously throughout their life. The dental formula for a rabbit is I2/1 (incisors up\...
