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Microchipping Dogs and Cats: Cost, Legal Requirements and the Czech Central Dog Register 🐾
What dog microchipping costs, whether cats must be chipped and how to register in the Czech Central Dog Register. Chipping from 950 CZK – also at home.
21 hours ago


Cat and Kitten Vaccinations: When to Vaccinate, Against What, and How to Do It Stress-Free
When to vaccinate kittens, what the core combo covers and whether indoor cats need shots. Core vaccination from 1,280 CZK – also at your home, stress-free.
Oct 1


Our New Mobile Dental Unit: Treating Tartar and Gum Disease in Dogs and Cats Right at Your Door
Tartar, gum inflammation or a painful tooth in your dog or cat can now be treated in our ambulance right outside your home – no travel, no stressful waiting room.
Sep 24


Veterinary Emergency Care: When to Call an Ambulance, When a Phone Call Is Enough
It's one in the morning, your dog hasn't eaten all evening, his belly looks swollen, and you have no idea whether this is serious or whether it can wait for the morning appointment. That uncertainty is exactly why people search for "veterinary emergency care" or "veterinary pohotovost" in the first place, not because they want to know the name of our ambulance van, but because they need to decide, fast, what to do next. This article gives you a clear way to recognize a genuin
Sep 19


How Much Does It Cost to Neuter a Cat? Pricing and Why a Safe, Smooth Procedure Matters Most
Sooner or later, almost every cat owner has to think about neutering or spaying. What matters more than the price tag is how the procedure actually goes – safely, calmly, and with good aftercare. In this article, you'll find our current pricing for cat neutering, what's included in that price, and why it pays to prioritize a safe, smooth procedure over chasing the lowest number. How much does it cost to neuter a cat with us? Spaying a female cat up to 4 kg costs 5,000 CZK, an
Sep 11


Heat Cycle in Female Dogs: What Happens and How to Help Her Through It
Heat doesn't have to be a mystery. We explain the stages of the cycle, how to help your dog through it, and when heat is a reason to see a vet.
Sep 6


Aging Dogs and Joint Pain: Recognizing Osteoarthritis and Providing Relief
Aging is not a disease, but it brings specific challenges. One of the most common issues we address with pet owners at Sonda.cz is osteoarthritis and chronic joint pain. Dogs age faster than we do, and they often bravely hide their pain for a very long time. How can you tell that your furry friend is silently suffering, and what can you do to make their senior years as comfortable as possible? How to Tell if Your Dog's Joints Are Aching Osteoarthritis doesn't appear overnight
Aug 29


How to Tell If Your Dog Is in Pain: Hidden Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore
Every owner wants the absolute best for their dog. But when something is bothering them, dogs unfortunately can't tell us in human language. From an evolutionary standpoint, they are actually programmed to hide pain and weakness for as long as possible, which protected them from predators in the wild. That means we have to be even more observant. So how can you tell if your furry friend is silently suffering, and when is it time to take action? 5 Subtle Warning Signs of Pain
Aug 20


Dog Overheating in Summer: First Aid and Why It's Better to Skip the Clinic Drive
Summer brings plenty of outdoor fun, but also one major risk that dog owners must not underestimate: overheating. Unlike humans, dogs cannot sweat all over their bodies. They primarily cool down by panting (rapid ventilation) and through sweat glands on their paw pads. When the ambient temperature rises too high, this mechanism falls short, potentially leading to life-threatening heatstroke. How to Tell if Your Dog is Overheating Heatstroke (hyperthermia) can set in very quic
Aug 16


Heart Murmur in Dogs and Cats: What Does It Mean and When to Pay Attention?
Have you noticed that your four-legged companion gets tired faster during walks, rests more frequently, or even coughs for no apparent reason? One of the most common causes of these subtle changes can be a cardiovascular issue. A heart murmur in dogs and cats is often the first warning sign detected by a veterinarian during a routine stethoscope examination. What exactly does this finding mean, what are its causes, and how should you proceed to ensure your pet lives a long an
Aug 6
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