Around the dog
Nutrition
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My dog is not eating
Read moreWhen dogs refuse to eat, many dog owners get worried. Loss of appetite should be observed more closely as the first warning sign.
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Gastric torsion
Read moreGastric torsion or, more precisely, gastric torsion complex is a life-threatening, often dramatic disease that, if left untreated, usually leads to death within a very short time.
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Dog food declaration
Read moreIf you want to buy a high-quality food for your dog, you should not be fooled by pretty pictures and promising advertising, but rather take a look at the declaration.
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BMI in dogs
Read moreAccording to a study from the USA, around one third of our four-legged friends are carrying a little too much weight. Obesity can have serious health consequences, and not only for humans.
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Calorie requirements for dogs
Read moreWeight tables of specific dog breeds are for guidance only. It is better to judge individually whether your dog is the ideal weight.
General tips
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Helpful tips for going on holiday with your dog
Read moreTo ensure you can relax as hoped on a holiday with your dog, we have put together some helpful tips for you.
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Fetch training
Read moreFetching is fun, but it doesn't work for every dog right away. It is best to try it with food dummy. This is a bag filled with treats that is sure to pique your dog's interest.
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Water games for dogs
Read moreWe explain how you can cool your dog down and keep it busy at the same time in summer.
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Hiking with your dog
Read moreWe show you what to look out for so you can experience a really wonderful hike with your dog.
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Baking dog cookies
Read moreLike us humans, dogs also love delicious biscuits - and not only at Christmas time. We have created recipes for dog biscuits that you can easily bake at home.
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Time to go for a walk
Read moreFind out what to consider when walking your dog, how the movement affects the dog's health and how much
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Dog-tired
Read moreWe explain how much sleep
your dog needs and what you can do to give them the rest they need. -
Clicker training with a dog
Read moreClicker training is beneficial both for training a dog and for learning tricks or in dog sports. Here's what you should pay attention to.
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Make your own dog ice cream
Read moreSummer, sun, heat - not only
we are happy about an ice cream, but also our dog. We have designed 8 creations
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Getting your dog used to water
Read moreIs your dog afraid of water? We give you helpful tips on how to get your dog used to water.
Health
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Dog grooming
Read moreA dog's coat is an important indicator of an animal's general state of health. To keep your four-legged friend healthy and happy, proper coat care is of crucial importance.
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Cleaning your dog's ears to prevent infection
Read moreRegular cleaning of the dog's ears is important to prevent diseases or infections and thus avoid unpleasant treatment, or to recognize the problem at an early stage.
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Healthy dog joints
Read moreUnfortunately, joint disease are common in dogs and can have various cases, some of which are avoidable. But how can you tell if your four-legged friend is suffering from joint pain?
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Food incompatibility in dogs
Read moreThe collective term 'food incompatibilities' includes allergies or intolerances to certain food components.
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How to prevent stress in dogs
Read moreThere are many reasons a dog can become stressed. It could be due to environmental changes, social situations or health issues.
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Ticks in dogs - how to protect your dog properly
Read moreAs tick bites on dogs are commonplace, we explain which prophylaxis is the best way to protect your dog from ticks and the possible secondary diseases.
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First aid for dogs
Read moreThe same applies to dogs as it does to humans: in emergencies, doing the right thing until the vet arrives can save lives. We have summarised some of them for you below.
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The coat - mirror of health
Read moreThe dog's coat is a very good indicator of its health. Hair loss, dandruff, a greasy or dull coat indicate diseases or nutritional deficiences that need to be clarified individually.
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Tick head on a dog: tips for removing ticks
Read moreWhen removing a tick from a dog, it is not uncommon for the head to get stuck in the skin. Many dog owners are concerned because the risk of transmitting pathogens is high.
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Detox for dogs
Read moreWhat exactly does detoxing your dog mean and how does it work? the topic of detoxification has been a trend of us humans for a long time, and it is now also being applied to our four-legged friends.
Puppy guide
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Your puppy moves in
Read moreThe times has finally come: you're about to welcome a puppy to your home! This is the start of an exciting time for you and your four-legged friend.
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The growth
Read moreThe main growth phase for your dog spans from the third to the seventh month. You will be amazed at how quickly your little puppy grows.
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Puppy play
Read moreEspecially in the beginning, when a new little four-legged friend moves in, it is important to keep the puppy properly occupied.
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Your puppy at the vet's
Read more"Create a positive experience": This is the number one rule for your pet's first few trips to the vet.
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The diet of puppies
Read moreIn the growth and development phase, it is essential to feed little ones a healthy and balanced puppy food in order to lay the corner stone for a healthy dog's life.
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Socialisation & training
Read moreIn most cases, the puppy's socialisation phase and the important developmental steps that go with it begin when it joins the new family.
