Does taking your cat to the vet feel like a nightmare? You're not alone. This guide shares practical tips on carrier training, calming remedies, safe transport, and reducing clinic anxiety for a smoother experience for you and your feline friend.
Read MoreIt’s not acceptable, healthy behaviour. If scratching and biting are a problem in your house, read on to consider what could be the cause and find a solution.
Read MorePeriodontal disease causes inflammation and infection of the tissue surrounding your pet’s teeth, leading to tooth decay, gum inflammation and potentially tooth loss. Find out more periodontal disease and how to protect your pet.
Read MoreDo you have a regular dental hygiene routine for your pets? Learn how to brush their teeth without stress. There are other ways to care for your pet’s teeth if brushing is not an option.
Read MoreCats are very adaptable and it’s not always easy to spot pain, discomfort or restriction in their movements. This means it can be hard for us to pick up on the early stages of arthritis in our middle-aged cats.
Read MoreIt’s easy to forget about it when we are wearing shoes. On warmer days when the sun is out, some surfaces heat up dramatically and will easily burn the sensitive, vulnerable pads on your pet’s feet.
Read MoreThe summer months are always risky for encounters between pets and snakes. Here’s how to handle the situation if your pet gets bitten. Also, find out how to minimise the chances of them meeting a snake in the first place.
Read MoreCanine cough is a highly infectious respiratory disease in dogs. Coughing can persist for many weeks or months, even with treatment. Read some facts about this disease and learn how to best protect your dog.
Read MoreLet’s celebrate the best friends and therapists in our lives: our pets! Do you agree with our list of the top ten pet superpowers?
Read MoreLitter box avoidance is a common and frustrating problem. But know this: you don’t have to put up with messes. All it takes is a little litter box education and some insight into the behaviour of your cat.
Read MoreYour cat's body language can reveal a great deal about how they are feeling and what they need from you. Some people say it's all in the tail ...
Read MoreIt’s not just humans who can suffer from seasonal allergies. Our pets are vulnerable too, but they have slightly different triggers. Here’s how to identify and manage your pet’s seasonal allergy troubles.
Read MoreAugust is Pet Dental Awareness Month. It’s an opportunity to remember that our pets’ dental health is as important as our own. Not having regular cleaning rituals causes dental decay in pets too. Here’s how to look after their teeth properly.
Read MoreYour cat can be happy and fulfilled at home, where they are safe, without the need to roam. If you put some thought into their home environment, your cat’s natural behavioural needs can be met and you’ll likely share a longer, healthier, closer relationship with your furry friend.
Read MoreA happy, healthy pooch needs regular physical and mental stimulation. Enriching their life with a range of tailored activities means less boredom, stress and anxiety. Learn some budget-friendly, boredom-busting activities you can try with your dog.
Read MoreIs your fur baby carrying extra weight? It might be time to tighten up the diet and get moving with less snoozing. It's important for your pet's welfare to keep their weight on track.
Read MoreGot an anxious fur baby? Many pets will get easily spooked by the noise of summer celebrations, especially after a very low key 2021.
Read MoreIs your dog slowing down in the mornings and getting gingerly out of the car? Perhaps your cat is not leaping from the bench top anymore, instead taking an easier route down? If your pet is struggling to move, they could find great relief by seeing an animal chiro.
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