Flowers are something that us humans love. We actually love them so much that we spend £2 billion a year on indoor houseplants and flowers! And although these may be the excellent additions to our home decor, a portion of even the most popular flowers can be extremely dangerous to cats.
DetailsIf you’ve been a cat owner for some time you’ll know the struggle of fleas all too well. No matter how hard you try sometimes it just seems impossible to resolve. Regular flea treatment is the only key solution to help avoid unwanted visitors on your pet, however sometimes no matter what efforts are in place, fleas still slip through.
DetailsOver the past few years, the way in which a pet can travel to different countries has changed drastically. There are many more regulations put in place to ensure the safety of your pet. These regulations have been put in place to allow you not to worry about the safety of your pet in an unfamiliar place. Many of the regulations that are put in place state that your pet needs to have the appropriate vaccinations and documents to be legal when travelling. These can vary depending on the location you are travelling to.
DetailsProtecting your dog from everyday items which pose a threat
No matter the time of the year, there are always items that can pose a threat to your pet. Even if you wouldn’t have thought so, items that you can never imagine may pose a threat. Ultimately, there are many some items that should be kept well away from your dog.
DetailsChristmas time is fun for all the family, and your pets are at no exclusion to this rule! However as much as our furry friends get excited at this time of year, there are a few things we should be aware of to keep their Christmas as safe and as enjoyable as our own.
DetailsAlthough Fetch may seem like the most fun game for our furry friends, playing with a stick can have serious consequences. Most vets will now advise that you switch the stick for a vet approved toys.
DetailsEaster can be a fun time for all the family with the warm spring weather and going out for walks with your family and pets. However there are hazards which could turn that lovely day into an emergency trip to the vet! To help prevent this happening we have put together some of our tips for you to be aware of.
DetailsWhen travelling abroad with your pet, there are now new rules to follow regarding our recent exit to the EU.
The rules will depend on which country you are going to or coming from.
Christmas should be one of the most exciting times of the year! However, this fun-filled festive month can bring around some dangers to our dogs, and there are some ways to keep them safe so they can also enjoy the Christmas season with us.
DetailsFireworks, the amazing shows that take place on the lead up to bonfire night and New Years eve; exciting for us, however perhaps not so much for our dogs. The loud bangs and flashescan cause confusion and fear in dogs, being very stressful for just under half of all dogs in the UK. During the firework period we aim to put our pets’ safety first, providing as much care as we possibly can.
DetailsAs a European (EU) members you previously could take your pet dog or cat from the UK to Europe and back again without them having to be quarantined. Certain conditions did apply such as pet passports and having them microchipped.
DetailsPet owners need to be aware that dogs can die in hot cars. After the recent warm weather we have had in previous months we could be in for another hot summer.
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