Keeping backyard chickens as pets has become more and more popular in both urban and suburban areas.
There are plenty of benefits when it comes to keeping chickens!
Keeping backyard chickens as pets has become more and more popular in both urban and suburban areas.
There are plenty of benefits when it comes to keeping chickens!
Winter is here, read our top tips to help keep your pet safe:
Senior pets are special. They are loyal and loving and in most cases, will have been through a number of major life events with you.
The senior years can creep up on our furry friends and most people aren’t even aware that dogs and cats are classified as senior when they reach 8 years of age!
From scary ghosts to jack-o-lanterns, this Halloween can prove a bit of a challenge for our four legged friends.
Don’t let your little ones become a victim by keeping to our top Halloween tips!
Just like humans, 70% of our pet’s immune system resides in their gut, making their digestive system an integral part of their health and wellbeing.
Probiotics are little machines of goodness that can give your pet’s immune system a real boost on a daily basis so here's everything you need to know!
For some pets, measuring their blood pressure is essential for a more thorough veterinary examination. An elevation in blood pressure (or hypertension) can indicate an underlying disease and if left undetected, can cause damage to organs and in some cases, be life threatening.
The summer heat can really affect our pets so how do you best keep your pet cool this summer?
Understanding the way your pet develops over the years can be basically broken down by reviewing his or her general age in human years, which can be done with a few simple calculations.
Boredom and depression can be quite common in our pets if they are not kept happy, and this goes for birds too! Birds are remarkably intelligent and need to be looked after, and these basic tips are quick and easy to make sure your feathery friend is kept content in life.
Second hand smoke is not just a danger to humans, it also poses a great risk for pets as well. For various reasons, pets who’s owners smoke can suffer health issues at a much more serious level than pets who’s owners don’t. Here are some facts: