The benefits of spaying your pet rabbits. World Spay Day is a day dedicated to educating and spreading the awareness of the benefits of neutering (or spaying) pets. Rabbits in particular have evolved to reproduce quickly. The phrase “breed like rabbits” didn’t...
Healthy and dog-friendly pancake recipes! Shrove Tuesday, or Pancake Day, doesn’t have to be just for you and the human members of your family! Get your dogs involved in the flipping action too! Making pancakes with pet friendly ingredient is a great...
How to help your pet get in shape in the new year ‘Getting into shape’ is probably the most common New Year’s resolution made, with few very motivated individuals actually seeing this through. Our New Year’s goals push us to do...
International Dog Day takes place on the 26th of August The day has been running since 2004 when animal-welfare advocate and pet-lifestyle expert, Colleen Paige, set it up. It’s a day to enjoy your dog, should you own one, reward them with...
Feeling hot, hot, hot! It’s summertime and we’re all enjoying the warmer weather, sizzling bbq’s and ice-cold drinks. It’s important to enjoy the sun in moderation and the same goes for your four-legged friends. When the heat is on. Factor 50 Did you know...
National Vegetarian Week The do’s and don’ts of fruit and veg for dogs! It’s National Vegetarian Week this week and we’re looking at which fruits and veggies your dog might enjoy for the occasional treat. As long as you are feeding your dog...
This Mental Health Awareness Week we’re looking at ways that owning a pet can keep the blues at bay in your household. Let’s take a look at why owning or looking after a pet could be just what the doctor ordered… They...
Did you know April is National Pet Month? That means it’s time to start celebrating our pets and the joy they bring, as well as to educate and raise awareness of responsible pet ownership. National Pet Month is a campaign run...
The dangers of grass seeds in dogs It’s spring at last! This means nice long walks with your dog over hill and dale as the days finally get warmer. Unfortunately, it also means the worrying problem of grass seeds in dogs. Yes,...
Spring marks the beginning of hay fever season, which means the start of runny noses, itchy eyes and general distress caused by pollen. But did you know your dogs get hay fever too? Hay fever is we all commonly know, is...
