Does my dog need a muzzle?

The wearing of muzzles by dogs is a subject that gives rise to much debate, both among pet owners and in the veterinary and legislative communities. Often perceived as a restrictive control tool, the muzzle is in fact an accessory which, if properly used, can contribute to public safety, animal welfare and better cohabitation between … Read more

Kennel cough: a highly contagious cough in dogs

Kennel cough, or canine infectious tracheobronchitis, is a highly contagious respiratory disease that particularly affects dogs living in groups. It is often caused by a combination of viruses and bacteria, such as the Parainfluenza virus and Bordetella bronchiseptica bacteria. Infectious tracheobronchitis manifests itself as a severe dry cough, similar to a human cold, and can … Read more

PFAS are infiltrating your brain without you even knowing it!

Per- and polyfluoroalkylated substances (PFAS) are chemical compounds that have been used in a wide range of industrial products for over 70 years. Known for their resistance to heat, water and grease, PFAS are found in food packaging, textiles, fire-fighting foams and even cosmetics. However, there is growing concern about their persistence in the environment … Read more

Exposome: Can natural antioxidant supplements protect us?

The exposome is an emerging concept in environmental health that encompasses all the environmental exposures to which an individual is exposed throughout his or her life. These exposures, whether chemical, physical or biological, have a significant impact on human health and can contribute to the development of chronic diseases. One of the key mechanisms by … Read more

What are the best alternatives to Botox for reducing wrinkles?

Botox has become an essential reference in the field of aesthetic medicine for its effectiveness in reducing expression lines. However, due to growing concerns about its toxicity and side effects, more and more people are looking for non-invasive alternatives. This article looks at the solutions available, focusing on the latest discoveries in peptidomimetics and plant … Read more

Melatonin, a natural solution to skin ageing?

Melatonin, often referred to as the ‘sleep hormone’, is widely known for regulating the circadian cycle. However, recent research has revealed that it also plays a crucial role in skin health. By acting directly on skin cells via specific receptors such as MT1, melatonin offers antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-ageing properties. What is melatonin? Melatonin is … Read more

Is PRF the future of anti-ageing skin care?

Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF ) is revolutionising the field of dermatology and anti-ageing treatments. This innovative technique, derived from PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma), is increasingly used to regenerate and revitalise the skin through the continuous release of growth factors. But what does PRF actually consist of and how does it act on the skin? What is PRF? … Read more

How the anti-müllerian hormone AMH protects the ovarian reserve by stimulating autophagy

The ovarian reserve is a crucial component of female fertility, consisting of the primordial follicles (PMFs) that determine reproductive capacity throughout life. Science continues to unveil new mechanisms for protecting this reserve. Among these, the role ofanti-mullerian hormone(AMH) stands out not only for its influence on follicular growth, but also for its ability to stimulate … Read more

Autumn and cats: how to beat the hairballs?

Hairballs are a common problem in cats, especially those with long hair or who lick themselves excessively. Although natural, they can lead to serious complications if left untreated. This article will help you understand the causes of hairballs, their symptoms, diagnostic methods, available treatments, as well as natural solutions and ways to prevent them from … Read more

Autumn and poisoning: acorns, our horses’ enemies

The arrival of autumn is a risky time for horses, particularly because of the increased presence of acorns and young oak shoots in pastures. These elements, although natural, can be toxic to horses if ingested in large quantities. The tannins contained in acorns and oak leaves cause digestive and kidney problems, and sometimes serious poisoning. … Read more

The benefits of GLP-1 on skin diseases: A new approach to medical dermatology

GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) is well known for its use in the treatment of type 2 diabetes and obesity. However, recent research has revealed that this peptide may also play a key role in the management of skin diseases due to its anti-inflammatory effects. In this article, we will explore the benefits of GLP-1 in skin … Read more

Melanomas: the tumours of grey horses

Melanomas, which are particularly common in grey horses, are tumours which, although they often develop slowly, can lead to serious complications. This condition requires special attention, particularly when it comes to diagnosis, identifying symptoms and choosing appropriate treatments. This article discusses the causes, clinical manifestations and management options, with the aim of providing owners and … Read more