Why Take Your Pet to Work?
Although still a relatively rare practice in France, taking your pet to work is a well-established tradition in the United States, with a day dedicated to it: “Take Your Dog to Work Day” on June 24th. In fact, nearly one…
Pauline Beekandt
Being Buried with Your Pet?
This question often arises, especially since pets, such as dogs and cats, are now considered part of the family. Many owners even consider their pets as their only companion. Therefore, some express the wish to be buried with their animal…
Legislation on the Burial of Your Pet
If your pet has recently passed away and you wish to honour them, know that the law permits burying a pet in your garden, under certain conditions. What the Law Says About Animal Burials First and foremost, the Rural and…
Taking Care of Your Senior Dog
When is a Dog Considered Old?Not all dogs age at the same rate. Here is a general guide: Small dogs are considered seniors around 10 years old (life expectancy: 14 to 18 years). Medium-sized dogs are considered seniors between 8…
Taking Care of Your Senior Cat
When your cat becomes older, it can be helpful to ask your vet for recommendations on the best type of food for your senior cat. From around 10 years of age, a cat’s nutritional needs change. Their metabolism slows down,…
Euthanasia at Home
Euthanasia of a pet is a difficult moment for both the patient, their owners, and the veterinarian involved. The context and emotional tension are significant factors in making this experience as peaceful as possible and ensuring that the procedure is…
Pet Loss Grief
There are certain losses that have a greater impact on our lives than others. Yet, there is one category of loss that is often accompanied by judgment: losing a companion animal who has been by our side daily, who has…