Even if your pet eats, plays, and looks perfectly healthy, it's no guarantee that everything is fine with it. Many dangerous diseases in animals develop silently, without noticeable symptoms. I've seen this firsthand. Together with veterinarians, I've broken down what owners should pay attention to:

  • with nephrologist Alyona Savchenko – how to notice kidney problems in time;
  • with oncologist Artem Kostiuk – how not to miss the first signs of tumors;
  • with dentist Anna Nikolaenko – how to properly care for your teeth;
  • with anesthesiologist Anastasia Bilousova – how to safely prepare your pet for anesthesia.
Collage by Daryna Dmytrenko/LIGA.net with photos by Artem Kostiuk, Anastasiia Bilousova, Anna Nikolaenko, and Alyona Savchenko
Collage by Daryna Dmytrenko/LIGA.net with photos by Artem Kostiuk, Anastasiia Bilousova, Anna Nikolaenko, and Alyona Savchenko
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