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Dog vaccines can be confusing, especially for new pet parents🐾

In this video, we break down with Dr Thouraya the full vaccination journey for puppies and adult dogs in clear, science-based steps:

When to give the Parvo shot, what the CHPPIL actually protects against, how maternal colostrum supports early immunity, and why rabies protection is essential for both pets and humans.

It is important to always check with your veterinarian.
For adult and senior dogs, vaccine needs can vary case by case, and yearly boosters are not always required for every vaccine.

Rabies, however, remains mandatory and necessary.

And a special thank you to Fluffy💙, the amazing dog who joined us so patiently. We were happy to have him in the video.

فجأة تغيّر!!!!
No, your pet didn’t just snap out of nowhere — they gave warning signs.

We just didn’t notice. In this video, we explain why pet aggression happens, especially around babies and kids, and how to read the signs before it escalates.

Because one second of misunderstanding can lead to a lifetime of regret.

If you’re a parent, a pet lover, or both — this is a must-watch💙💙

Share it to help others understand their pets better🐾

Part 2 of our spaying series is here!

Now that Boussi’s surgery is done, it’s time to focus on recovery.

In this part, we’re talking about what really happens after the surgery: recovery time, feeding, behavior changes, and how to care for your cat during the first week.

Dr. Thouraya shares real advice and simple steps to help your cat heal smoothly and stress-free 💙

Got questions? Drop them in the comments 👇🏻

When is the right time? And what really happens if you don’t?

Today, we took Boussi for her spay and asked Dr. Thouraya the questions many pet parents are curious about.

This is just the first part of our series on spaying female cats, more practical answers are coming soon.

Have any questions?
Drop them in the comments, and we’ll cover them in the next videos 💙

That tiny click you use to train your pet holds over 100 years of science, psychology, and brilliance 🧠
It all began in the early 1900s with Ivan Pavlov, a scientist who discovered that dogs could learn to associate a neutral sound with food🐕🔔

Soon, they’d salivate just from hearing it. This was the start of classical conditioning, and it shaped the future of behavioural science.

Fast forward a few decades, B.F. Skinner expanded on Pavlov’s ideas with operant conditioning.

He proved that animals (and humans) repeat actions that are followed by rewards. He introduced the idea of using a marker signal (like a sound) to clearly communicate which behavior is being rewarded.

In the 1940s, Skinner’s students, Marian and Keller Breland, were the first to apply these principles in the real world, training thousands of animals using sounds and cues🐕🐇🐦They laid the foundation for what we now know as clicker training.

Then in the 1980s, Karen Pryor, a marine mammal trainer and behavioral expert, brought this method into our homes🐬🌊: She introduced the clicker as a practical, kind, and science-backed way to train pets, making behavior shaping accessible to everyone.

So the next time you click and treat, know this:
You’re not just training, you’re tapping into a century of proven psychology, designed to help your pet learn faster, better, and stress-free🐾🏆

Because training isn’t just about obedience, It’s about building trust 💙

💬Curious to try it? Drop your questions or training stories in the comments 👇🏻

📽 Pavlov experiment footafe courtsey of Flactemb (Youtube).

Sultan might not be in the office every day, but when he shows up… it’s a big deal🐾😸

As a remote-working professional, he spends his days testing new products (quality control is serious business) and, of course, demanding treats🐾
Have you ever met Sultan while picking up an order from our office? If you have, you know he expects a proper greeting! ✨️

Tell us,did he give you the VIP treatment or just judge you from a distance?👀