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I t's no secret that travel, even the most long-awaited one, is stressful, and flying with a pet is doubly stressful. To make travel easier for passengers with pets, more and more airports around the world are creating special areas where four-legged travelers can stretch their paws, use the toilet, and relax. Photo Credit: Dennis Stone,  The Telegraph On the road, the issue of finding an area for walking dogs is especially acute. If cats, ferrets, and other small animals, al

E very pet owner knows that not only people, but also animals can be stressed. On the Internet you can find a lot of advice on how to help your pet cope with the symptoms of stress, and even which medications should be purchased at a veterinary pharmacy. However, you should not blindly trust all the recommendations you find. Photo Credit:  Pinterest To date, animal stress has not been given a universally accepted precise def- inition. The term stress is very general, and is u

H ave you ever wondered why stray animals in hot countries are so skinny? It's not just that they're starving. One of the reasons: animals with a thin layer of fat can more easily tolerate high temperatures. Therefore, stray dogs and cats consciously switch to a low-calorie diet in hot weather. Veterinarians advise using this life hack on pets when the thermometer exceeds +30. In this guide, we have collected advice from experienced pet owners and veterinarians on how else yo