With spring in the air, your furry friend will be keen to venture outdoors and enjoy some fun in the sun. But as the weather warms up, that’s when ticks are at their most active. These nasty parasites are often lurking in grassy areas and woodland, waiting to feed on passing dogs, cats and people. Read More
The Best Flea Treatment for Cats
On February 28, 2024
Whether your cat loves to spend their day outside or curled up on the sofa, all cats are at risk of getting fleas – even over winter. The only way to keep these pesky parasites at bay is to give your cat a high quality flea treatment on a regular basis. Flea treatments are available Read More
Best Flea Treatment for Kittens and Puppies
On February 27, 2024
Welcoming a new puppy or kitten into your home is hugely exciting, but there’s lots to think about! Flea, tick and worm treatment, for example, should be near the top of your to-do list when you bring home a new puppy or kitten. It can feel overwhelming with all the different products available out there, Read More
Can Fleas Live on Humans?
On February 26, 2024
When faced with a flea infestation in your home, you may be wondering whether these pesky parasites will pounce on you too. In theory, fleas actually can survive and even reproduce on a diet of human blood alone as our blood contains enough of the things a flea needs to live and breed. But in Read More
The Flea Life Cycle
On February 25, 2024
Regardless of where you live, all pets are susceptible to picking up fleas. Without regular flea treatment for your dog or cat, a single flea can very quickly turn into an infestation. In order to effectively protect your pet and home, it’s crucial to understand the flea life cycle. Fleas have four life stages where Read More
How to Get Rid of Fleas
On February 22, 2024
For all cat and dog owners, the prospect of dealing with fleas is an unpleasant one. But our pets can pick up these pesky parasites from all sorts of places, whether that be from parks, gardens, boarding kennels, vet visits and other homes. This means that no matter how clean your house is, you could Read More
Hyperthyroidism in Cats
On February 6, 2024
Hyperthyroidism is one of the most commonly diagnosed conditions in senior cats. It’s caused by an over-active thyroid gland and can result in a range of symptoms, which we’ll explore in this blog. There are various treatments available to help cats with hyperthyroidism, and in most cases the treatment is successful. This blog will look Read More
Kidney Disease in Cats: How to Spot and Treat it
On February 5, 2024
Luckily for us, most cats enjoy a long and happy life, with some cats reaching the age of 20 years old – and some living even longer! Unfortunately, as with humans, a cat’s senior years can often be affected by health issues. Among middle-aged and senior cats, a common condition is kidney disease. There are Read More
How Many Pouches Should I Feed My Kitten?
On February 1, 2024
Having a new kitten at home is exciting, but there’s also a lot to think about. One of the most commonly asked questions by new kitten owners is ‘How many pouches should I feed my kitten?’ Feeding your young cat the right amount of food is essential to making sure they grow and develop as Read More
Lymphoma in Cats
On January 30, 2024
As cats get older, they are more likely to be affected by certain types of cancer. Lymphoma is one of the most common forms of cancer in cats, most often seen in middle-aged and senior cats. Unlike some forms of cancer, feline lymphoma is equally likely to affect male and female cats of all breeds. Read More