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Philine Ebert

Freelance Author

Philine Ebert is in her early forties, lives in Munich and works in a traditional trade. If you had asked her as a child what she wanted to be when she grew up, her answer would have been a vet or a journalist. Over the years, this wish has turned into a hobby. She has now also made “dogs” and “writing” her part-time profession. After her own dog fundamentally changed her life nine years ago, she began to study animals and their health in more detail. Fascinated by numerous seminars and lectures, she has been a certified health consultant for dogs and cats since 2024. She is also currently completing additional training as a nutrition and BARF consultant for dogs. She arrived at PETBOOK via author competitions and travel reports for “DOG and Travel Magazine” and is able to pass on her knowledge and passion to readers.

Cat licks cucumber

Cucumber, pumpkin, zucchini ... Can cats eat vegetables?

Cats are pure carnivores, but many are also interested in vegetables. But can cats eat vegetables and is this healthy?
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