Pet Health Blog
Expert veterinary insights for pet owners in Qatar. Written by our veterinary team in Doha.
Pet Travel From Qatar: Is a Health Certificate Enough?
A health certificate is required for international pet travel — but it may not be the only document you need. Here’s what else to check.
Lumps on Dogs: Which Ones Need a Vet
A lump cannot be diagnosed by looking at it. Here is what to check at home, and when to book an assessment at Parkview Pet Center in Doha.
Cat Not Eating? When to Worry
Appetite loss in cats can mean dental pain, illness, or a urinary emergency. Here is what to watch for and when to call the vet in Doha.
Paracetamol Toxicity in Dogs and Cats
Why paracetamol is dangerous for dogs and cats, the signs of toxicity to watch for, and what to do if your pet swallows it.
Epilepsy in Dogs: Brain Changes and Emergency Signs
What happens in a dog’s brain during a seizure, and which seizure patterns need urgent veterinary care in Doha.
Lily Toxicity in Cats
Even a lick of pollen or a sip of vase water can poison a cat. Know the signs and what to do next.
Urinary Incontinence in Dogs After Spaying in Qatar
Urinary incontinence in spayed dogs is common and manageable. Dr. Luis Pena explains USMI — how it develops, how it's diagnosed at Parkview Pet Center, and why spaying remains the right call for most dogs.
Ringworm in Dogs and Cats in Doha, Qatar
Ringworm is not a worm — it's a fungal infection common in Qatar's hot climate. Learn the signs, treatment, and why our isolation ward matters.
Dog Ear Infection Troubles? My Step-by-Step Fix
Ear infections are one of the most common presentations at our Doha clinic. Here's how I diagnose and treat them — and what Qatar's climate has to do with it.