Monthly Archives: August 2016

They certainly can and this life altering disease is very similar to asthma in humans.

As the weather warms up and the days get longer, it won't only be us who will be celebrating! The cheeky flea will be out and about and even though they can cause problems all year round, it is during spring and summer that we see them come out in their forces.

Measuring the exact amount of food for your dog can be tricky sometimes. If they are not fed enough it can result in nutritional deficiencies, and if they are fed too much then they start to add on the kilos (not to mention the risk of the various weight-related health concerns like diabetes, cushings, skin problems and heart problems). 

So, how do you know what amount to feed your pet?

Here are our top tips for taking care of your pet's dental health from home, and it is easier than you might think!

Whether it is off the dinner table, scavenged out of the rubbish bin, or something your food obsessed pooch has found during the walk, it’s never a good thing when a dog eats a cooked bone.

While some dogs may chew them carefully and get away with it, problems can arise when they chew and swallow too quickly, leaving large splintered pieces of bone to move through their system. When this happens there is a very real possibility that those pieces can cause some damage on the way down., or even lodge in the intestinal walls. If left untreated, this can become life-threatening.

Is the thought of getting your feline friend in the bath tub stressing you out? It doesn’t have to be a bad experience for either of you, and chances are your concern over bathing your cat is rubbing off on him or her and making things worse.

It’s time to take a deep breath and relax. You can do this!