Posted in: "2026 - June"

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  Adopting a NAC: the questions to ask before falling for one

  Posted in: Our World, Rabbits: Care, Nutrition and Well-Being

  Rabbit, guinea pig, hamster, pet rat, ferret, gerbil, bird or reptile: NAC often appeal because of their small size, their gentleness or their originality. But adopting a NAC should never be just a sudden crush. Behind the image of a small animal that seems easy to live with, there can be very specific needs, a budget to plan for, time to devote and a real commitment over several years. Before welcoming one of these companions into your home, there are therefore some questions worth asking...

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  Dog care: what is it for, and what should you do every day?

  Posted in: Our World, Dogs: Care, Training, Health and Well-Being

  Caring for your dog is not only about feeding them, walking them and giving them attention. Their skin, coat, paw pads, ears, eyes, teeth and claws can also reveal a great deal about their comfort and overall condition. A well-thought-out care routine does not need to be long or complicated. Above all, it helps you learn what is normal for your dog, so you can spot more quickly when something is not.

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  How to protect your pet during a heatwave: cats, dogs, small pets and horses

  Posted in: Our World

  When temperatures rise sharply, our animals can suffer from the heat too. Cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, birds, reptiles and horses do not all have the same needs. But they do have one thing in common: they rely on us to help them stay cool, stay hydrated and avoid risky situations. Here are the essential steps to help protect your animal during a heatwave, recognise warning signs and act calmly if the heat becomes dangerous.

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  These small animals we too often forget: meeting the association Au Bazar des NAC

  Posted in: Our World, Rabbits: Care, Nutrition and Well-Being

  When we talk about the sensitive issue of animal abandonment, the images that most often come to mind are usually those of dogs and cats. Yet every year, many other animals are also abandoned, given up, neglected or entrusted to associations. Rabbits, guinea pigs, pet rats, hamsters, gerbils, ferrets, birds and even reptiles are among these companions grouped together in France under the term NAC, short for “Nouveaux Animaux de Compagnie”, meaning new companion animals. Less visible in the...

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