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Supporting pets with Diabetes
Being told by your vet that your pet has diabetes can be very upsetting and worrying. Diabetes is a serious health condition and it’s only natural for owners to question whether they’ll able to correctly care for their pets at home following a diagnosis. The good news is, most pets with Diabetes can go on to Read More
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Pet supplements for dogs and cats
If you're anything like me (a cat owner of over 30 years) you may not have ever considered pet supplements for dogs and cats, it's not something I was ever Read More
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Ticks and Lyme disease – the facts
Ticks are out and about at this time of year, enjoying their holidays just like we are. But ticks aren’t out to have a good time like us, they’re looking for blood to feast on. Did you know they are carriers of diseases, such as Lyme disease, and that they can pass this onto your Read More
Why chocolate can be dangerous for dogs
Many of us will be tucking into Easter eggs and other chocolate treats over the Easter weekend but this is one treat you do not want to offer your dog. Chocolate can be very dangerous for dogs and if consumed in large amounts can be life threatening. However, the toxicity of chocolate depends on the dog’s Read More
Obesity in cats – our guide to dealing with it.
Obesity is on the rise both in people and in pets! Research suggests up to half of all vet visits are now linked to pets being overweight or obese. If your cat is one of these, it can have a big impact on their health and well-being. While weight gain can be caused by certain Read More