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Did you know the world celebrates World Kidney Day every year on the 12th March? It’s a global awareness campaign aimed at raising awareness of the importance of our kidneys. In the animal world, the same importance is placed on
Inappropriate urination is one of the most common behavioural issues cat owners experience with their cat. It can be frustrating when your cat starts urinating outside of the litter box. However, it is important to know that inappropriate urination is
Although a nice relief from the cold winter weather, spring for our pets often brings with it a side effect of allergies, and annoying insects and parasites. Whether it is a parasite, pain or skin condition, there are many reasons
Do you have a pet at home whose pearly whites are not as pearly and white as they should be? Or whose breath is a just a tad stinky or a whole lot stinky? They could be suffering from a
While cats confined to an indoor environment generally live longer and are at less risk for contracting infectious diseases or injuries, they are at greater risk of becoming overweight due to the lack of exercise. Providing your indoor cat with
Winter time is here – that time of the year where we all seem to add a bit of extra food or treats to our beloved pooch’s bowls to ‘help keep them warm at night’! But have you had a
With this cold weather here, you may start to notice your older pets becoming stiff and sore as the signs of set in. Just like us, as we get older ( and the dreaded cooler weather hits), arthritis can sneak
Brr….. It’s starting to feel like winter! Now is the time for us to snuggle up in front of the fire place wearing our dressing gowns and uggboots, sipping on warm hot chocolate. Sounds perfect doesn’t it?! ……but we can’t
As dogs age a number of changes occur to their body, mind and personality. Here are some tips for all you fellow senior dog owners to help your arthritic dog feel emotionally happier throughout the cold miserable winter months… Rather
Do you have a pet who is 7 years or older? Did you know that dogs and cats are considered a senior pet from the age of 7? As our pets grow old it is important that we give them a little
