Author: laura mora galán

We all know how important it is to have our animals identified and, depending on the species of pet or autonomous community, this is obligatory. But, what kind of identifications are there for pets? What can we do if this identification is damaged? Which animals can we identify and which cannot? We will find out in the following article.

What is the vienna gene? The vienna gene is one of the most capricious, loved and hated colour genes in the world of fancy rabbit breeding; it can spoil an entire colour line or give it amazing and very attractive patterns for the public, but what is it and how common is it? In this article we will learn about it. 

The Shetland Shepherd is one of the most popular breeds for all those agility lovers who want a small, beautiful and highly intelligent dog.  In the following article we will learn more about this wonderful breed of Scottish origin.

Rats belong to the Muridae family, specifically to the suborder Myomorpha; this group of rodents is the largest and includes about 650 species of mammals. Originally spread across Eurasia, Africa and Australia, they are now a cosmopolitan species (except for the poles). What are they like? We'll find out in this article.

The Bichon Frisé is a breed definitively recognised by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale, as well as by all the canine federations. It is classified as a companion dog (FCI Group 9), in the section of bichons and similar breeds, which includes other bichons such as the Maltese, Havanese, Bolognese, and Coton de Tuléar.

Fresh vegetables are an important part of the daily diet of rabbits and guinea pigs, accounting for around 10% of their food. But do we know which vegetables are recommended and what properties they have? When can we start feeding them? We will find out in the following article. 

Are rabbits vaccinated, against which diseases, is there a specific procedure to follow or precautions to take? We will find out in the following article. 

Allergies in dogs are a common condition that can cause discomfort and discomfort to our pets. Like humans, dogs can be allergic to a variety of substances, including food, pollen, dust mites, fleas and chemicals. It is important to be aware of allergy symptoms in our dogs and seek appropriate treatment to improve their quality of life.