Dental Care Tips for Cats and Dogs

                              Did you know that adult dogs have 42 teeth and adult cats have 30? That’s a lot of gnashers to keep clean! Making sure your pet has good dental hygiene is important as neglected teeth can cause gum-related diseases later Read More

Does My Cat Have a UTI?

Fortunately, urinary tract infections in cats are not very common at all. The likelihood of your cat having a true UTI is very low. In the rare cases when they do, it’s nearly always as a direct result of another health condition affecting the urinary tract. In cats, many of the lower urinary tract conditions Read More

Anxiety in Dogs: How to Support Your Dog’s Mental Health

We often turn to our dogs for support when we’re feeling anxious. They provide us with unconditional love during tough times and give us a sense of security. In fact, in a recent study, 84% of owners said that their pet dog improves their mental health.* It’s clear that dogs can be there for us Read More

How to Help Dogs and Cats Cope with Fireworks

How to Keep Dogs and Cats Calm During Fireworks Season Fireworks, whether on Bonfire Night, at a party, or on New Year’s Eve, are fun for us, but not always for our pets. Fireworks can cause them to feel anxiety and fear. So how do you help dogs and cats with fireworks? Recent statistics from Read More

Digestive Supplements for Dogs and Cats: Key Ingredients

It’s not uncommon for pets to have sensitive tummies. If your pet experiences stomach upset, you may be able to help manage it using digestive supplements for dogs and cats. These can be introduced alongside your pet’s diet, and contain ingredients that work together to help support a healthy gastrointestinal system. In this blog, we’ll Read More

Skin Supplements for Dogs and Cats: Key Ingredients

Adding in supplements to your pet’s diet can be a great way to help maintain their healthy skin and coat. Some skin supplements for dogs and cats might aim to reduce moulting, while others might help maintain a glossy coat, or relieve itchy skin. In this blog, we’ll discuss some of the key ingredients inside Read More

Why is my Cat Over-grooming?

While it’s perfectly normal for your cat to groom themselves throughout the day, sometimes it can become excessive. If your cat is over-grooming themselves, it could be a symptom of underlying problems or medical issues. In this blog, we’ll explore what those might be, and how to stop your cat over-grooming. Signs of Over-grooming in Read More

Ticks and Lyme Disease

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 that they are carriers of diseases, such as Lyme disease, and that they can pass these onto Read More

Puppy Vaccinations: When Can I Walk My Puppy?

Can I take my puppy for a walk before vaccination? As the owner of a new puppy, you’re probably very excited to take your pup for their first walk, but unsure of when it is safe to do so. Vaccinations are integral to making sure that your new puppy doesn’t pick up any nasty diseases Read More

How to Include Your Pet in Your Wedding

A wedding is all about celebrating with those most special to us – which of course includes our beloved pets! Dogs at weddings are always a winner and will be sure to make delightful memories for you and your guests. To discover how one bride involved her dog in her wedding, take a look at Read More