Nurturing the Golden Years: Walking Your Older Dog with Care
Posted by Wendy Milledge
on 15 March 2024
As our four-legged friends gracefully step into their golden years, it's important to adapt and make their well-being a top priority. Let's talk about exercise, specifically the joy of a good walk. While regular walks have loads of perks, taking an older dog for a stroll needs a personalised touch, taking into account their health, age, and comfor...
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Understanding Your Pet's Discomfort: Recognising Signs of Pain
Posted by Wendy Milledge
on 16 February 2024
As pet owners, we always want our furry friends to be happy and healthy. However, it can be challenging to determine if our pets are experiencing any discomfort or pain since they can't communicate with us directly. That's why it can be helpful for pet owners to educate themselves about the signs of pain in animals. By recognising these signs, we ...
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Nurturing Your Cat's Hydration Habits
Posted by Wendy Milledge
on 15 January 2024
Cat owners are well aware of their pet's discerning nature, particularly concerning their food and water preferences. Cats tend to adhere to their routines, making it crucial to pay attention to their water consumption habits. Even small details such as the location of their water bowl or its proximity to their food can impact their hydration lev...
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Playing it Cool in the Pool
Posted by Wendy Milledge
on 16 December 2023
Water-loving dogs will have a ball playing around the pool in summer, and it’s also a great way to tire them out whilst keeping everyone cool.However, before you and your pet dive headfirst into pool-play, it’s important to be aware of some potential hazards and prepare accordingly to stay safe.Welcome to Pet Pool Safety 101!Pool accessLike ...
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Unearthing the Secrets Behind Why Dogs Dig
Posted by Wendy Milledge
on 16 November 2023
If your backyard is starting to resemble an excavation site, you're not alone! Dogs have a penchant for digging, and it's important to uncover the reasons behind this behaviour. Dogs dig for several reasons including to find or bury food, to make a cool spot to lie in, for enjoyment and in some cases when they are anxious.Here’s some tips on how...
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