World Lyme Disease Day

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has warned of an increase in cases of Lyme Disease in dogs and people. Also from other pathologies that, like this one, are transmitted by ticks. World Lyme Disease Day is celebrated on May 1 and health authorities have taken the opportunity to warn about the increase in cases. It is a bacterial infection that is mostly transmitted by the bite of an infected tick. As is well known, ticks proliferate with rising temperatures and the heat seems to extend over longer periods of time throughout the year. Lyme disease in dogs Dogs get Lyme Disease when a tick transmits the bacteria Borrelia burgdorferi . To do so, it must be attached to our pet for at least 36 to 48 hours. Therefore, it is essential to check our dog well every day to detect the possible presence of ticks. Especially after going out, especially if they are in areas with abundant vegetation. Pay special attention to areas such as the neck, ears, the back of the legs, etc. If you detect a tick it is very important that you remove it properly. You can expand the information in this article . These are some of the symptoms of the disease: fever, loss of appetite and weakness muscle and joint pain lameness due to joint inflammation (may be intermittent) rigidity inflammation or irritation in the bite area, which may be accompanied by swelling in the lymph nodes. In the presence of any of these symptoms, it is important that you go to the veterinarian.



Early detection will prevent the progression of Lyme Disease, which can lead to kidney failure, cardiovascular and central nervous system problems, and even death. How to prevent Lyme Disease The way to prevent the disease in dogs and cats is to avoid the tick bite . This is done through the use of antiparasitics. It is best to combine an antiparasitic collar for dogs or cats with antiparasitic pipettes and CZ Leads repellent sprays or powders. You can learn more about how to combine necklaces and pipettes at this link . Does your dog lose hair? Take note of these tips! April 25, 2023 Published in Blog dog hair loss If your dog loses hair you have to know that spring and autumn are the times of year in which this process is quite common. They thus prepare themselves for the change in temperature, in this case against the heat that will come in the coming months by lightening their fur. Hair loss in dogs, like in humans, is often associated with the photoperiod. It is more common in dogs that live in rural areas, since in cities this shedding process has been lengthening and occurs uninterrupted throughout the year.







Diet, lifestyle habits and of course genetics are other factors to take into account if your dog loses hair. Short-haired dogs, for example, tend to shed more hair than those with long or curly hair. Tips for shedding hair It takes most dogs between one and two months to shed all their hair. We give you some tips to make this period as bearable as possible. Brush his hair regularly. It is important that at least during the shedding season, you brush your dog at least once a day. You must do it with a suitable brush. This way you will properly remove dead hair, preventing knots from forming and facilitating the emergence of new hair. Mittens are especially recommended for short-haired dogs. At Disane we have a mitt-brush for dogs that will help you massage and comb your pet. Watch your diet. Make sure he follows a balanced diet . You can complement your diet with a cod oil supplement , a source of Omega 3 fatty acids. You can find more information at this link . Use a suitable dog shampoo . In the Disane catalog we have prepared a specific pack to help you during the change. The Strong Hair Pack is aimed at ensuring that your pet has strong and shiny hair. Combine the cod oil supplement, the mitt-brush and a dog shampoo in foam format for dry cleaning.