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T he year of the pandemic has been a huge shock to the world. But for pets, it may have been the best time: the whole family was together, and owners devoted more time and attention to their animals. 2020 forced many industries to change, and some of the changes have not gone away. For example, traveling within commuting distance has become a norm for many people. Of course, pets have been able to travel with their owners more often.   “During the pandemic, we saw a lot more

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

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