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🐾☀️ June marks the beginning of longer days, warmer temperatures, outdoor adventures, and more opportunities for our pet...
09/06/2026

🐾☀️ June marks the beginning of longer days, warmer temperatures, outdoor adventures, and more opportunities for our pets to enjoy the season. But while summer brings fun, it also comes with health risks that every pet parent should be aware of.

Here’s your essential June pet care checklist to help keep your furry companion safe, healthy, and happy all month long:

✅ Ensure your pet is up to date on flea, tick, and heartworm prevention. A single bite can lead to serious health complications, so prevention is always better than treatment.

✅ Stay hydrated.

✅ Avoid midday heat.

✅ Check paws regularly for burns, cuts, grass seeds, or debris.

✅ Keep vaccinations up to date.

✅ Watch for signs of heat stress. Excessive panting, drooling, weakness, vomiting, or lethargy can be warning signs of overheating. If you notice these symptoms, move your pet to a cool area and contact your veterinarian immediately.

✅ Groom wisely. Regular brushing helps remove excess fur and improves airflow through the coat. Remember: a pet's coat often provides natural protection from the sun, so avoid shaving unless specifically recommended by your vet.

✅ Review travel safety.

❤️ A little prevention today can save a lot of trouble tomorrow. Summer should be a season of adventures, not emergencies. By taking a few simple precautions, you can help your pet enjoy every sunny day safely.

🐶🐱 What’s one thing on this checklist that you’ve already done this month? Let us know in the comments!

Scops Owl (Otus) – Key Facts🦉 Over 59 species of small owls in the Otus genus.🦉 Famous for their distinctive nighttime w...
02/06/2026

Scops Owl (Otus) – Key Facts

🦉 Over 59 species of small owls in the Otus genus.
🦉 Famous for their distinctive nighttime whistling or "beep" calls.
🦉 Masters of camouflage, with bark-like plumage that helps them blend into trees.
🦉 Have small feather tufts that look like "horns," but these are used for camouflage, not hearing.
🦉 Mostly nocturnal and feed primarily on insects such as beetles, crickets, and moths.
🦉 Unlike many owls, the Eurasian Scops Owl is highly migratory, traveling between Europe/Asia, and Africa each year.
🦉 They do not build nests; instead using tree cavities and abandoned holes to raise their young.
🦉Despite their owl appearance, Scops Owls are tiny, highly migratory insect hunters whose camouflage is so effective that they can disappear against tree bark in plain sight.

Dogs don’t overcomplicate life, and maybe that’s the biggest lesson! 🐾💙🐶
30/05/2026

Dogs don’t overcomplicate life, and maybe that’s the biggest lesson! 🐾💙🐶

Cats stare at their humans for a bunch of surprisingly normal (and sometimes funny) reasons. It usually isn’t random, it...
22/05/2026

Cats stare at their humans for a bunch of surprisingly normal (and sometimes funny) reasons. It usually isn’t random, it’s communication.

1. They want something
The most common reason: your cat is trying to get your attention. Food, treats, playtime, or even just opening a door. Cats quickly learn that staring = human reacts.

2. They’re showing affection
Cats don’t smile like humans, but a soft stare, especially with slow blinking, is basically a “cat I love you.” If your cat blinks slowly while looking at you, that’s a very positive sign.

3. They’re curious about you
You’re a giant, unpredictable creature in their world. Even after living with you for years, they still observe your behavior, like a little scientist studying a strange species.

4. They feel safe (or are checking safety)
Eye contact in the animal world can be intense. If your cat calmly stares at you, it often means they trust you. On the flip side, a stiff, unblinking stare with a tense body could mean they feel threatened or overstimulated.

5. They’re hunting (kind of)
Cats are natural predators. Sometimes they lock their gaze the same way they would when stalking prey, even if the “target” is just your moving hands under a blanket.

6. They’ve learned it works
If you’ve ever responded to their stare, fed them, talked to them, got up, they’ve basically trained you. Now it’s their go-to move.

Quick tip:
Try slow-blinking back at your cat. If they blink or relax, you’re basically having a quiet “conversation” in cat language. 💕

POV:You see a cute dog.We see a full-time orthopedic puzzle with emotional support privileges. 🐾💕
14/05/2026

POV:
You see a cute dog.
We see a full-time orthopedic puzzle with emotional support privileges. 🐾💕

When your job comes with cuddles included! :) 💕
11/05/2026

When your job comes with cuddles included! :) 💕

Attention, cat parents: Here are 8 plants that are TOXIC to your cat. Save and share with a fellow pet parent! :)
30/04/2026

Attention, cat parents: Here are 8 plants that are TOXIC to your cat. Save and share with a fellow pet parent! :)

Attention, dog parents: Here are 8 plants that are TOXIC to your dog. Save and share with a fellow pet parent! :)
29/04/2026

Attention, dog parents: Here are 8 plants that are TOXIC to your dog. Save and share with a fellow pet parent! :)

A dog’s ears are sensitive, complex, and prone to a variety of issues—especially because of their shape and environment....
18/04/2026

A dog’s ears are sensitive, complex, and prone to a variety of issues—especially because of their shape and environment. Regular ear examinations are essential not only for comfort but also for preventing more serious health problems.

👀 Regularly check your dog’s ears and look for:
🔹 Unpleasant smell
🔹 Redness or swelling
🔹 Excess wax or discharge
🔹 Constant scratching or rubbing
🔹 Head shaking or tilting
🔹 Sensitivity or pain when touching the ears

Even subtle changes can be early signs of a problem.

⏰ You should book an ear check if:
🔹 Symptoms last more than 1–2 days
🔹 Your dog seems in pain
🔹 There is discharge or a strong odor
🔹 Problems keep coming back
🔹 Your dog has allergies or a history of ear issues

Early treatment prevents complications and chronic damage.

👩‍⚕️ What we look deep inside the ear canal:
🔹 The condition of the ear canal (redness, swelling, narrowing)
🔹 The presence of wax, debris, or discharge
🔹 Signs of infection, parasites, or foreign bodies
🔹 The health of the eardrum (tympanic membrane)

The exam is quick, non-invasive, and very important for early detection.

🌿 Prevention Tips
🔹 Clean ears regularly (but not excessively)
🔹 Keep ears dry after bathing or swimming
🔹 Use vet-recommended products only
🔹 Maintain a balanced diet
🔹 Schedule routine check-ups

⚠️ Important: Never use medication without veterinary guidance. The wrong treatment can worsen the condition—especially if the eardrum is damaged.

❤️ Final Thought
Healthy ears mean a happier dog. What may seem like a small irritation can quickly turn into a painful condition if ignored. With regular care and timely check-ups, most ear problems are easy to prevent and treat.

09/04/2026

Healthy Pets. Happy Tails. ❤
At Paxos Vet Clinic, caring for animals is more than a job; it’s a passion! :)

Our veterinarians love what they do, from routine check-ups to life-saving surgeries, always working with dedication to keep your furry friends healthy, safe, and full of life. Every wagging tail and gentle purrrrr reminds us why we do it! 🐾

Give your pet the care it deserves!
Visit Paxos Vet Clinic today and let our team help your best friend stay happy and healthy.😊

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Paxoí
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