Leishmaniasis, caused by the Leishmania infantum parasite, carried by sandflies, is a severe, incurable disease, which is frequently lethal in dogs. Humans can also contract Leishmaniasis. The disease is common in Southern Europe, particularly the Mediterranean, and is spreading north as a result of climate change. It is also prevalent in the Middle East, SouthContinue reading “How To Prevent Leishmaniasis In Your Dog When Travelling In Europe”
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Travel Challenge – Day Eight
Thank you to Maggie and Richard of the FAB Monkey’s Tale adventure travel blog for nominating me for The Travel Challenge. The challenge is to post a favourite travel picture for 10 days without explanation and nominate someone else to participate.
The Magic of Morvan; Jargeau to Vézelay, Bourgogne, France
“You’re a sweetie. You’re my gorgeous girl. I love you soooo much!” crooned Mark. “What would you like me to do?” the satnav’s harsh, electronic monotone scythed across the tender moment. “Shut up. I’m talking to Lani!” Strangely, that was the last that we heard from the satnav’s unpredictable voice-activation. As a result, we missedContinue reading “The Magic of Morvan; Jargeau to Vézelay, Bourgogne, France”
The Fur-Friendly Ferry to France
We Try Brittany Ferries’ New VIP (Very Important Puppy) Service From Bournemouth, it was always a long diversion, but it meant that we the dogs could stay with us during the crossing. However, our relationship with Eurotunnel Le Shuttle ended abruptly with a 4,500% price hike.
World Wide Walkies 