As end of year parties get in to full swing, remember it can be a stressful time for animals so help your pet cope with stress during celebrations. Strangers in the home, loud music and of course, the inevitable fireworks. Before any celebrations start, spend a few moments to help your pet cope. How to Read More
Dogs with hay fever – how to spot & treat the symptoms
On June 15, 2021
If you suffer from hay fever, then you know the pollen season can bring lots of unwanted symptoms like a runny nose, nasal congestion, swollen eyes and sneezing. But what about your dog? Did you know that they can suffer from hay fever too? You may be surprised to learn that the symptoms of pollen allergies Read More
Puppy socialisation during Coronavirus
On July 23, 2020
With recent restrictions, attendance of puppy classes may not be possible but it’s still vital your pup learns the socialisation skills they’ll need as adults. Here are some top tips to help them get used to all things new. Let your puppy observe things from a safe distance Carry them in your arms on walks, let them Read More
Provide puppies with extra comfort and support with Adaptil Junior
On September 25, 2019
Bringing a new puppy into your home can be an extremely exciting time for the whole family, but it can also be stressful for both you and your furry new companion. From learning their new environment to coping with being left alone for long periods of time and socialisation, it’s a crucial time in a Read More
5 tips on avoiding ticks this autumn
On September 16, 2019
Ticks can remain active all year round but are usually most active between Spring and October, so as summer turns to autumn, whether you’re regularly walking your dog, or out for a stroll we’ve got five top tips to help you avoid and deal with ticks. Tip 1 – Understand where ticks live Ticks are most Read More
Our guide to veterinary diets
On August 21, 2019
Pet food is more or less the same isn’t it? Actually it’s not. Good nutrition can help your pet to lead a longer and healthier life and clinical diets can help manage or support certain health conditions too. Your vet may have recommended a veterinary (also known as clinical or prescription) diet for your pet, but Read More
What is a Tick, why they’re dangerous & how to avoid them
On June 12, 2019
What is a Tick? Ticks are very small parasites that feed on the blood of their hosts (preferably animals). They can be found across the UK in both towns and countryside and are usually more active March – October but can also be active during the winter on mild days. Ticks do not jump or Read More
Desensitising your pet to car travel
On May 24, 2019
You may be lucky enough to be going on a summer break soon, but does your pet enjoy travelling as much as you do? Pets pick up on changes in routine, starting with the suitcases coming out or bags being packed and the general pre-holiday panic before leaving the house. Without you realising, this is Read More
Your essential guide to keeping your pet a healthy weight
On January 19, 2019
Just like us, putting on the pounds and carrying a lot of excess weight is also bad for our pets and can therefore result in obesity in cats and dogs. Again like us, it’s easily done and there’s often a mix of factors which can play a contributing part; Over eating, getting older, decreasing levels of Read More
Purina Pro Plan NeuroCare NC Canine – The veterinary diet supporting aging dogs
On October 24, 2018
Purina Pro Plan NeuroCare NC is a dry dog food, part of their Veterinary Diets range. It’s usually recommended to support cognitive health in older dogs and can make a real difference to their mental agility. Pro Plan NeuroCare NC’s specific ingredients This specially formulated diet contains; Medium chain triglyceride oil Omega-3 fatty acids – to help support your Read More
