Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year and your pets love it just as much! Why? Well, they get to spend time with you, plus there is so many exciting things happening around them. Read more as why your pets love Christmas
All pets age, just like we do. Unfortunately they don’t live as long as humans do and we dread the day they leave us. By keeping your pet fit and stimulated, you could possibly healthily extend his life a little. Anti-ageing exercises help your older pet to stay fit and more flexible, but most importantly it helps to relieve pain. Give it a go.
Like dogs, cats also suffer from allergies in spring, but not in the same way as dogs do, who have experience most of their allergies on their skin. Cats are a bit more like humans when it comes to allergies, with sneezing, weepy eyes, itchy ears and red spots. Here’s what to look out for in springtime:
Choosing the right cat food for your little domesticated carnivore should not be a chore. Your cat has certain basic nutritional needs that must be met, so how you meet those needs will determine her health, longevity and happiness. Here’s how:
The cold days have arrived and all of us are shivering to the bone. And with the cold comes bone and joint pain! Arthritis is very common in older pets, but from time to time younger pets can experience it too. Assisting them with their pain is the right thing to do, especially in the cold. Read more on how to assist your pets during these painful times – they would do it for you, if they could.
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of losing a pet. It’s devastating not knowing where your pet could be and if they’ll find their way home. Fortunately, if you act now, you can avoid going through that experience. There are three relatively easy ways to ensure you’ll get your pet back if they go a-wandering:
As your four-legged friend gets older, things will change. They walk slower and sleep more. But now they are also starting to make oopsies in the house and you don’t know why and how to stop it. Is there something wrong? Read more on how to keep your sanity and how to help your old furry through this tough time.
Having your pets with you on holiday just adds to the fun and alleviates the worry of not knowing what’s happening while you are away – especially with your senior pets. If you want your holiday to go smoothly, some advance planning is in order. For your peace of mind, read more on senior pet travel:
It’s almost holiday time and you’re looking forward to your well-deserved break! But what about your four-legged family? If they can’t go with you on holiday, what is the right thing to do? Let’s talk about getting a pet sitter in and how to find the right one for your furries and purries.
Cats are part of the family, so it’s only natural to want to share our food with them. Make sure you are aware of what food is acceptable for cats. Whether they are usually interested in your food or not, you never know what they might try to nibble on when they get hungry.
