Health guides for your dog and cat
Vaccines, microchip, deworming, on-call vets, travel: clear answers, reviewed with vets, to look after your animal in Belgium.
Dog vaccination record: schedule, mandatory vaccines and boosters in Belgium
Which vaccines for your dog, at what age, and how often are boosters due? The vaccination schedule from puppy to adult, and what is actually mandatory in Belgium.
Cat vaccines: schedule, boosters and vaccines by lifestyle (indoor or outdoor)
Panleukopenia, cat flu, leukaemia: which vaccines for your cat, at what age and how often? The vaccination schedule from kitten to adult, indoor or outdoor cat.
Microchipping dogs and cats in Belgium: obligation, registration and change of address
Microchip identification is mandatory for dogs and cats in Belgium. At what age, how registration works, and what to do when you move or the animal changes owner.
On-call vets in Belgium: how it works, who to call, when to worry
In the evening, at the weekend or on a public holiday, how to find an on-call vet in Belgium, what an emergency consultation costs and the signs that cannot wait.
Travelling with your dog or cat: European passport, rabies and rules to know
European passport, rabies vaccine 21 days before departure, microchip, tapeworm treatment for some countries: the checklist for travelling with an animal from Belgium.
Deworming dogs and cats: how often, and why it is also a matter of human health
How many times a year should you deworm a dog or cat? Puppy, kitten, adult, indoor cat: recommended frequencies, the parasites targeted and the risks for the family.