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It is a fact that 80% of dogs and cats over the age of 3 have dental problems in the form of plaque and tartar. If this is not addressed...
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Flash-off time
Approximately 50% of all labor involved in sheep farming occurs during the lambing season. It is therefore important to prepare well for this time. Do not just look at the...
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Dry cow ration based on Cation-Anion difference
The dietary cation-anion difference (DCAD) of a feed or ration is determined by the balance between positively charged ions (cations) and negatively charged ions (anions). The DCAD is expressed in...
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Why do dogs lick their paws?
Most dog owners will recognize it: a dog licking or biting its paws. Occasional licking, for example after a walk, is normal and part of self-grooming. However, when a dog...
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Heat stress in cattle: Our tips
In summer, the risk of heat stress in cattle is at its highest, especially now that there have been more frequent periods of prolonged, high temperatures in recent years. The...
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A safe Christmas for cats
Christmas is the season of coziness, family, and... your cat declaring war on your decorations. If the sound of breaking ornaments has become your new Christmas soundtrack, you are not...
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Laminitis
Laminitis, also known as founder, is a common disease in horses and ponies. With laminitis, there is inflammation between the coffin bone and the hoof wall. Because the inflammation has...
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Tying-up in horses
Tying-up, also known as azoturia or Monday morning disease, is a condition involving a disturbance in muscle metabolism. Due to the excessive production of lactic acid in the muscle cells,...
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Anxiety & stress in pets; what can you do about it?
Stress in pets can arise from a variety of causes and is often difficult to eliminate. For example, many dogs and cats are afraid of fireworks, or your pet may...
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The influence of colostrum on diarrhea in calves
Of the calves that fall ill at a young age, more than 50% experience digestive problems (including diarrhoea)1, with these problems occurring most frequently in the 2nd week of the calf's...
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The importance of colostrum for newborn animals
Most people are aware of the importance of colostrum for building immunity. Quality colostrum, the first milk, is rich in so-called immunoglobulins. These are antibodies produced by the immune system...
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Ready for the dark days?
The dark days are coming, and for dog owners, that means walking through wind and weather again. During this period, it is extra important for owners and dogs to be highly visible....
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5 tips for supporting your horse during autumn
The autumn season has begun again, which means cold, wet, and dark days are just around the corner. This can also take some getting used to for horses. Think of...
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Excellent Pets for support during the autumn
Autumn is approaching again! This is something that not only we, but also our four-legged friends can struggle with. Think for instance of getting used to the cold and wet...
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Mud fever in a horse
The wet autumn and winter days are approaching again, and that means a higher risk of mud fever. Mud fever is a common skin inflammation in horses, which usually occurs...
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Help, my dog is eating poop!
Do you have a dog that eats poop (also known as coprophagia)? Then you likely want him or her to stop doing this quickly. Not only is this very unpleasant,...
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Excellent Pets supplement guide
Sometimes your furry companion could use some extra support in the form of a supplement. But how do you know which supplement is the best choice for your beloved pet?...
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Slugs: a danger to dogs and cats
As soon as the weather becomes warm and rainy, slugs appear in large numbers. While we find it unpleasant to encounter these creatures in our gardens and on paths, they...
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Tips & tricks: taking your dog on holiday
Summer is finally approaching again! That means outings and holidays with the dog are coming up. Although this is naturally a very fun time, it also requires extra preparations to...
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8 fun and educational swimming facts about dogs
It is no secret that some dogs are real ‘water babies’. Not only were some dog breeds specifically bred to hunt ducks and other waterfowl in the water, but swimming...
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KerbEX Rot: effective against horseflies and houseflies
The formula consists of the active ingredient icaridin, garlic, and natural oils of tea tree, clove, lemon, and eucalyptus. These substances are combined with stabilizers into very small 'spheres' that...
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Vitasporal Sport
As a rider, you want you and your horse to perform at your best during competitions. With the right support, you not only ensure that your horse has more energy...
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Knock Pest Flea Shampoo
As a pet owner, you want your pet to be healthy and feel their best. Fleas are one of the most common nuisances you may have to deal with as...
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Mastitis & teat cannulas: which, when and how?
Mastitis is inflammation of the udder that occurs when bacteria enter the udder. Normally, the teat end and the teat canal, together with keratin, form a natural barrier. However, the...
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Skin and dog
The skin consists of several layers. Between the skin cells is a substance (fats and a fat-like substance) that holds the skin cells together. When this skin barrier of the...
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Everything about alpaca care
The popularity of alpacas in the Netherlands is growing. The original habitat of this unique species is the high plateaus of the Andes mountains in South America. However, the alpaca,...
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Myiasis in sheep: prevention is better than cure
Most sheep farmers are unfortunately familiar with it; myiasis - also known as flystrike. Myiasis occurs to a greater or lesser extent in up to 90% of sheep farms and...
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Rat control
The rat is one of the most common animal species on earth. Rats can be found everywhere: in and near homes, barns, sewers, but also in open fields, along water,...
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Fencing (Horse)
It is well known that horses can break out of a fence. In addition to a greater risk of contracting diseases, a horse can easily end up in a ditch...
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Preventive measures in the fight against worm infections
Prevention is one of the most important pillars of equine worm management. In short: prevention is better than cure. There are many different preventive measures that horse owners can take...
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Ketosis
Ketosis, also known as acetonemia, occurs most frequently a few days after the start of lactation, once a cow has calved. The cow is then in a so-called negative energy...
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Help owner; I don't smell too fresh!
A dog can sometimes smell quite bad! Not just annoying for the owner, but also for guests, for example. Dog Perfume This is the best way to make a dog...
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Heat stress in dogs and cats
With the summer months just around the corner, temperatures are naturally starting to rise. While everyone is flocking outside to enjoy the beautiful weather, the needs of pets are sometimes...
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The difference between pressed and crunchy kibble
Good nutrition is important for a healthy and vital dog. If you choose dry food, you can choose between pressed and crunchy kibble. But how do you determine which type...
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Heat stress in horses
In summer, there is a risk of heat stress in horses, particularly when the temperature rises above 25 degrees. Especially now that climate change is causing the average temperature to...
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Tips for dealing with mosquitoes
When we can finally enjoy some lovely summer weather, those annoying mosquitoes reappear. Especially at high temperatures and high humidity, we see the number of mosquitoes increase significantly. Fortunately, you...
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Is it okay to feed dogs table scraps?
As a dog owner, you'll surely recognize this: you're eating and your dog looks at you imploringly, wondering if they can have a treat too. You then give them a...
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Bloodworms in horses
The small redworm, also known as Cyathostominea, is one of the most common worm species in horses. These worms are approximately 0.5 to 3 centimeters long and are mainly seen...
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Colic in horses
Colic is a condition every horse owner is familiar with. Colic is a collective term for abdominal pain, which can have various causes. For example, a horse may suffer from...
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Biotin for horses
Biotin is an essential B vitamin that plays an important role in the overall health of horses. Biotin has a positive influence on the production of keratin. Keratin proteins form...
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Flash-off time
Approximately 50% of all labor in sheep farming occurs during the lambing season. It is therefore important to prepare well for this time. Do not just look at the (maternity)...
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