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Cook for your Pet Day!
29th October, 2025
1st November is National Cook for Your Pets Day! What better excuse to cook up a storm to show your furry friend some extra love and care. While store-bought pet food provides essential nutrients, cooking for your pets can be a great way to bond and ensure that they enjoy a healthy, tasty meal. We have put together a few different ways you can celebrate! ...
How long does it take for cats and dogs to get used to each other?
27th October, 2025
Some people like dogs, while others can’t live without their cats. But what if you love both? If you want to welcome both canine and feline companions into your home at the same time, there are some important things to keep in mind....
Why do Labradors always look sad?
16th October, 2025
Have you ever noticed that Labradors always seem to have a sad expression? It's not just your imagination - studies show that over 70% of people believe Labradors look sad most of the time. ...
How often should you change a cat's litter?
10th October, 2025
Do you know that the average cat owner changes their cat's litter box about 1-2 times a week? Understanding how often you should change a cat's litter is crucial for your feline friend's health and comfort. By following a proper schedule and being attentive to signs, you can ensure a clean and pleasant environment for your cat. ...
How to treat a dog with a cold
8th October, 2025
Let's look into these doggie equivalents of the common cold, what to do if your pet falls ill with them and how pet insurance could help if your dog needs emergency treatment....
Decoding the mystery: Why do cats hiss at each other?
3rd October, 2025
If you've ever wondered about the peculiar, somewhat snake-like sound your feline companion makes when it encounters another cat, you're not alone. Many pet owners find themselves puzzled by the question, "Why do cats hiss at each other, especially when they first meet?" ...
Keeping your pets safe this autumn
29th September, 2025
Autumn: the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, not to mention dark nights, and fireworks, and Halloween....
When cute isn’t kind: Social media trends that may harm pets
29th September, 2025
We all love a good pet video. They make us smile, laugh, share and sometimes unwittingly they place our furry friends in stressful, risky situations. As social media platforms churn out viral content, it’s important for pet owners to understand where cute crosses the line into harm....
What are the signs of degenerative myelopathy in dogs?
23rd September, 2025
Canine degenerative myelopathy is a progressive disease that affects a dog’s spinal cord, leading to hind limb weakness and eventually paralysis. In this article, we will discuss the signs to look out for, how to differentiate them from normal ageing or arthritis, and what steps you can take to manage the disease’s progression and improve your dog’s quality of life....
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