FAQ

In most cases, it's safe and even beneficial to gently meet your dog's gaze, as it can reinforce bonding and affection. However, avoid staring if your dog shows signs of discomfort or aggression.

A dog bonded to you often seeks eye contact, follows your behavior, anticipates your actions, and shows affection through calm, relaxed staring.

When a dog stares at you, it is usually trying to communicate, seek attention, request something, or express affection and emotional connection.

Dogs stare at their owners to communicate, seek attention, ask for something, or express affection. Sometimes, staring can also signal discomfort or health issues depending on the context and body language.

Signs of a skin fungal infection in cats include hair loss, redness, scaling, crusting, pigmentation changes, non-healing wounds, nodules, and draining tracts.

Yes, cats can survive fungal infections, especially if diagnosed early and treated appropriately with antifungal medication and supportive care.

Signs of a skin fungal infection in cats include hair loss, redness, scaling, crusting, nodules, non-healing wounds, and changes in skin pigmentation.

Yes, cats can survive fungal infections, especially with early diagnosis and appropriate antifungal treatment, although prognosis depends on the severity and type of infection.

Signs of skin infection in cats include hair loss, redness, scaling, crusting, pigmentation changes, non-healing wounds, and nodules with or without drainage.

Yes, cats can survive fungal infections, especially if diagnosed early and treated appropriately; however, systemic or invasive infections may carry a guarded prognosis.