How often you will need to spend time cleaning your pet’s eyes will largely depend on their breed. Some breeds are more likely to be affected by eye discharge, whereas this will only happen to other breeds if they become ill or contract an eye infection. Should I clean my dog’s eyes? As mentioned, many Read More
Kitten to Adult Transition Guide
On December 3, 2021
How do you manage the kitten to adult transition? During their early months, your kitten will grow and change very quickly – but how do you know when they’ve become an adult, and what can you do to help support their growth? What do kittens need from a diet? As kittens are growing rapidly and Read More
The cost of keeping a pet
On January 20, 2020
The cost of keeping a pet might be more than you’ve budgeted for. Owning a pet can be massively rewarding but unfortunately, it doesn’t come free. Research from PDSA has indicated you should expect your dog to cost you at least £4,500 to £13,000 over their whole lifetime, so it’s no wonder that they feel like such Read More
Can I Catch Diseases From My Cat?
On June 5, 2014
Some diseases can be transmitted from cats to humans. Really?… Can I catch diseases from my cat? Here are some of the diseases that you could potentially catch from your cat. Ringworm Ringworm is a highly contagious condition that can be picked up from your pets. The spores can survive without a host. In pets, Read More
Separation Anxiety in Cats
On February 7, 2014
Many cats suffer from separation anxiety at some point in their lives, especially indoor cats with a strong bond to their owners. It’s thought that some cats are more likely to suffer from separation anxiety, especially those that are prone to anxiety genetically. For example, Siamese and Burmese breeds are believed to have a greater Read More
Cats and Your Pregnancy, There’s Nothing To Fear
On January 7, 2014
Cats and Your Pregnancy – No Need To Worry Contrary to popular opinion, you don’t need to fear your cat while you’re pregnant. Many expectant cat owners mistakenly believe that they cannot keep their cat once the pregnancy is confirmed. This is definitely not true but you will need to take certain precautions for the Read More