Health and care

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Human Food and Dogs: What's Safe, What's Risky, and What's Toxic 🐾

14-Aug-2026

Health and careNutrition

Many dog owners enjoy sharing food with their pets, but not everything that is safe for humans is safe for dogs. Some foods are perfectly fine in moderation, while others can cause severe poisoning or even become life-threatening. In this article, we divide common foods into four simple categories to help you make safe choices.

Allergies in Dogs: Why Your Dog Is Itching

11-Aug-2026

Health and care

Itching is one of the most common reasons dog owners visit a veterinarian. Many immediately suspect fleas or assume that the food “doesn’t agree” with the dog, but there are far more causes of allergies. Despite very similar symptoms, different types of allergies require completely different approaches to diagnosis and treatment. In this article, we’ll explain which allergies are most common in dogs, how a veterinarian determines their cause, and why switching food on your own or using medications without veterinary supervision rarely solves the problem.

Bravecto, NexGard, Simparica and Other Flea & Tick Treatments: Which One Should You Choose?

08-Aug-2026

Health and care

Protecting dogs against fleas and ticks is essential throughout the year, especially in countries with warm climates. However, choosing between products such as Bravecto, NexGard, Simparica, Credelio, spot-on treatments, and flea collars can be confusing for many dog owners. In this article, we explain how today's most popular flea and tick preventives work, compare their advantages and disadvantages, and discuss the differences between oral medications, spot-on products, and long-acting collars. We also review the safety of the isoxazoline class of medications, discuss potential neurological side effects, and offer practical guidance on choosing the most appropriate preventive based on your dog's age, health, lifestyle, and parasite risk.

Dog Vaccination: What Do Vaccines Protect Against?

06-Aug-2026

Health and care

Vaccination is one of the most effective ways to protect a dog from severe infectious diseases. Thanks to widespread vaccination, many illnesses are now seen much less frequently, but this by no means indicates that they have disappeared. As soon as vaccination coverage drops, dangerous infections quickly return. In this article, we will look at what is included in a multivalent (“six‑component”) vaccine, which diseases it protects against, why some puppies receive an additional DP shot, why puppies are vaccinated several times in a row, and how long immunity lasts after vaccination. We will also pay special attention to the most dangerous infections in dogs, current recommendations on revaccination, and an optimal preventive protocol for dogs living in Israel.

Houseplants and Dogs: Which Plants Are Safe and Which Are Best Kept Out of Reach

04-Aug-2026

Health and carePuppy Owner's GuideLife with Corgi

Houseplants make a home feel cozy, but far from all of them are safe for dogs. This is especially true for puppies, who explore the world with their teeth and may want to taste leaves, stems, or even the soil in a flowerpot. In this article we’ll explain which popular houseplants can be dangerous for dogs, which ones are better replaced with safer alternatives, and what to do if your pet still managed to eat part of a plant.

Dangerous plants for Dogs in Israel

03-Aug-2026

Health and care

Even an ordinary walk can expose your dog to unexpected hazards. Some of the plants, insects, and reptiles found in Israel can pose a serious risk to your pet's health. In this article, we'll introduce the most dangerous plants, explain how to recognize them, and share practical tips to help keep your dog safe.

Corgis in the Israeli Climate: Heat, Walks, and Coat Care

24-Jul-2026

Health and carePuppy Owner's Guide

How do Corgis handle the heat in Israel? Can they live in the yard? Do they need air conditioning, and should you trim their coat in summer? We go through the most important rules of caring for a Corgi in the Israeli climate.

Dangerous Mammals in Israel for Dogs: Porcupines, Jackals, and Other Risks 🐾

23-Jul-2026

Health and care

Israel’s nature is rich and diverse, and encounters with wildlife are part of living in this beautiful country. Most wild animals prefer to avoid humans and dogs, but some encounters can become dangerous. Understanding which animals require caution and knowing what to do in an emergency can help prevent serious consequences.

Dog Health Insurance in Israel: How to Choose the Right Policy

20-Jul-2026

Health and carePuppy Owner's Guide

Modern veterinary medicine makes it possible to save dogs even in the most complicated cases, but diagnostics, surgery, hospitalization and long-term treatment can require substantial spending. Health insurance doesn’t free the owner from all costs and doesn’t cover absolutely every kind of treatment, but a well-chosen policy can significantly reduce the financial burden in an emergency. In this article we’ll look at how pet insurance works in Israel, what is typically covered, what limitations may be hidden in the policy wording, and what you need to check before you sign up for a plan.

Dangerous Wildlife in Israel for Dogs: Snakes, Insects, and Other Threats 🐾

19-Jul-2026

Health and care

Israel is a country with remarkable natural diversity, but during outdoor walks dogs may encounter animals that can pose serious health risks. Venomous snakes, spiders, sand flies, and dangerous caterpillars can cause severe injuries, poisoning, or disease. In this article, we will introduce the most common threats, explain how to recognize potentially dangerous animals, and discuss how to help protect your four-legged companion.

Rabies — A Deadly Disease That Can Be Prevented

16-Jul-2026

Health and careThe Law and Dogs

**Rabies is one of the most dangerous viral diseases affecting mammals, including dogs and humans.** It is a zoonotic disease that, once clinical signs appear, is almost always fatal. This article explains how rabies virus infection occurs, how the virus travels through the nervous system, and why infected animals develop characteristic behavioral changes. It also describes why bites are the main route of transmission, why dogs that bite humans are placed under 10-day observation, and how this period is related to the progression of the disease. Special attention is given to rabies prevention in Israel, including vaccination schedules, the role of maternal antibodies, legal requirements, and the responsibility of dog owners. Despite its fatal nature, rabies is one of the diseases that can be almost completely prevented through timely vaccination and responsible animal ownership.