Latest news and stories about pet care in Portugal for expats and residents.
The pet industry in Portugal is experiencing growth, yet it fails to fully align with the evolving needs and expectations of its current consumer base.
Taking a dog to the vet or staying home with a sick cat may seem natural to many owners. However, Portuguese labour legislation does not yet fully reflect this reality.
The way you use cleaning products can have a direct impact on your pet's health.
Some owners are unsure whether they should increase the daily amount of food. But it all depends on each animal’s lifestyle and habits.
Portugal records one of the lowest penetration rates for animal health insurance in Europe, with only 15% of pets insured, according to data from the study “PetPulse Insights”, carried out by Bernardo Soares, Veterinary Surgeon and One Health Director at UPPartner. This figure contrasts drastically with countries such as Sweden, which shows a rate ...
Ferrets are already considered companion animals in Portugal, but they require a microchip, registration and considerable care.
Shaking, attempts to escape, unexpected hiding places. If your pet panics at fireworks, this article is for you.
Taking your dog or cat to the vet only when it's ill is risky. Many illnesses progress silently and only show signs when they're already advanced.
