Welcome to the puppy4. April 2020 - 6:26Exercises for the senior dog!4. April 2020 - 6:20Help your dog through corona times!24. March 2020 - 7:22Put the myth down: It is the dog owners’ fault, if the dog is scared off fireworks31. December 2019 - 14:50Rather a week early than a day too late.15. October 2019 - 8:36
This side you will get a unique insight in the amazing universe that surrounds our animals. I work as a veterinarian on a small animal clinic in Copenhagen, and it is the best work ever, and I love my daily life.
I hope my page will make life better for animals. The more knowledge we humans acquire, on how to interact and treat our pets the right way, the better life we can provide for our beloved animals.
When you have a pet, you experience many emotions: laughter, happiness, frustration and the anxiety about having to say goodbye someday. When you acquire a pet you automatically know a grief will follow, because their life come to an end one day. This page takes up the tough topics on the final journey to the stars.
To have a pet that’s considered healthy is more than just ‘NOT being sick with a clinical illness’. To be healthy is a matter of balance: physical and mental health shall both be in place. The animal shall be comfortable in their surroundings.
On my page you will explore:
Remember: if you ever are in doubt about you animal’s health – please GO to a veterinarian. NO online advice can replace a consultation with a doctor, if you think you animal is sick!
Afterglow
/in English, The last goodbye /by Lise RovsingYesterday the vet clinic got a phone call. Once again it was time. A little dog called Mille, was to be sent on her final journey. I had known the owner, Mrs Green, for many years, but she had not been at the clinic for quite some time. She lived a little distanced away in […]
Cluck – the hen
/in Diseases in pets, English /by Lise RovsingLast weekend a message popped up, which made me rush to the vet clinic faster than the speed of sound. The sweetest hen, Cluck was in trouble. A fox had been so cheeky to catch it, but thanks to a observant owner, the fox was caught in the moment of the crime and the poor […]
Check list for your ’pet pharmacy’ at home
/in English, From the veterinarian /by Lise RovsingMost pet owners do once in a while experience that their animal gets unwell or hurt. Naturally you should ALWAYS see your veterinarian if you suspect illness. Some things are good to have ready in your ‘pet pharmacy’. It is good to be prepared, in case the damage is done and you can take immediate […]