It's important to remember that our pets may be drawn to foods that we enjoy, but what's harmless for us can be harmful for them. Stay proactive in safeguarding your... read more →
When bringing your new mate home much time is spent on creating a lovely set up for their shelter, sleep and feeding, but what’s equally important, is to make sure... read more →
Congratulations on your little person in the making! So many things to organise, but one is especially important and can’t be left to the last minute. That’s the introduction of... read more →
Dogs and cats can get worms through eating worm eggs off the ground (they are passed in infected pets poop), through an infected mum passing them to her babies through... read more →
It’s not lost on us that the internet is full of videos of people sneaking cucumbers behind their cats whilst they are eating or sleeping to see how high they... read more →
My cat loves change. Said no one ever! Cats tend to like a predictable routine and familiar space but the reality is most cats will need to undergo a move... read more →
Provide a safe spot Watch your dog during a storm- is there a place or room they like to hide in? This is where they feel safest and would be... read more →
First step is to do a tip to tail check of your dog to see what you’re dealing with and check for any other wounds. Large, deep wounds exposing underlying... read more →
So your cat has come home with a wound. What can you do? Firstly do a tip to tail check to see what you’re dealing with. Deep cuts (through the... read more →
When toilet training a puppy, the most important thing is to have patience. Some pups will get it within a few days, some can take a number of months. For... read more →
Grass seeds are the cause of one the most common problems encountered by pets, especially dogs. That is, grass seed foreign bodies or grass seed abscesses. This is a major... read more →
Here's 6 health benefits that your pet brings you: Less allergies Less allergies and asthma in kids that grow up with a fur mate in their first year More friends... read more →
When trying to understand the food you are feeding your pet there are four main parts of a pet food label you need to check: 1. Ingredients Whilst this tells... read more →
Just because your cat loves to eat tuna, doesn’t mean it’s good for them! Fish is a great source of protein, but a cat's diet with a high proportion of human-grade... read more →
This type of behaviour at night often indicates anxiety and is unfortunately a fairly common problem in aged dogs. It’s thought that failing senses such as eyesight and hearing make these... read more →