Many pets LOVE a full house. Dogs who’ve been socialised around other dogs, busy kids and lots of activity can usually handle the lively buzz of the holidays. But quieter, more sensitive dogs, and especially cats, may have a harder time coping with extra humans in their space and all the additional activity that comes …
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It’s the long-awaited holiday season and everyone deserves to celebrate this year. But just because you’re toasting the year with food, dessert and good cheer, doesn’t mean you should over-indulge your furry friends. Take special care to not overfeed your pets – here’s why.
Pet grooming doesn’t have to be a difficult or time-consuming task. You can actually use this as valuable bonding time with your pet. Here we have some guidelines on what types of grooming tools you would need for your pet’s specific fur coat.
It’s nearly time for summer holidays and, after the lockdown restrictions, we know pet owners are just itching to get out and about with their furry friends. Some pets really don’t enjoy the car, so here are some tips on how to keep them calm while travelling.
We all know that dogs are the antidepressants of the pet world, but there are specific benefits of being best friends with an active breed, who lives for walkies, playtime and exercising both his body and his mind. Are you familiar with the benefits of owning an active dog?
We may look at fat cats, chubby Labbies or porky Yorkies and have a good chuckle, but overweight pets are unhealthy and their lives may be painfully shortened as a result. Here we take a difficult yet endearing look at why pets are becoming overweight and what pet owners can do about it.
Like people, most pets will experience some kind of digestive upset in their lives. However, sometimes these problems are built in and pets need a long-term solution to help manage them. Discover the clues to your pet’s sensitive stomach and what you can do about it.
As our pets age, their health, activity and lifestyle needs will change. The transition in dogs and cats from adult to senior may be subtle, but recognise the signs that your pet is getting older. Here’s what you can do to help your pet get the most out of their senior years.
Dogs and cats have been portrayed as mortal enemies since time immemorial. Fighting like cats and dogs; Garfield and Odie – do opposites attract? But as owners of dual, cat-and-dog households will tell you, it’s possible to love both species equally and for them to get along. Here’s how:
It’s healthy for dogs to drink lots of water, especially in summertime. But when does lots become too much? Polydipsia is the term for excessive water intake, and it can be a sign of dehydration or something more serious. Read more about what to look out for and when it’s time to see the vet.
