Where the content comes from
The current articles come from the native project’s bilingual knowledge library. Their classifications, citations and version records are retained. Migration is not described as medical re-review, and veterinarian authors, credentials or review records are not invented.
How to use these references
Care observations, urgent signs, reasons to contact a vet and actions to avoid appear separately. Some sources link to institutional resource hubs rather than sentence-level evidence. Read alongside veterinary advice; a citation is neither a treatment guarantee nor an endorsement.
Corrections & revisions
Send concerns to the contact email. Revisions should check the original and reference materials, retain a change record and update both languages. Issues that could affect care decisions should be corrected or withdrawn as a priority.
Advertising & editorial independence
This version loads no advertising scripts. Future ads should be clearly labeled and separated from editorial content and care actions. Ads are not medical advice and advertisers must not determine health warning content.
Image context
Images are reused from the original project as illustrations for navigation and reading. They are not case evidence, test results or clinical records.