Dog Care

Worms can not only make your dog sick, but some of them can also infect humans too. Here are the things you need to know about worms in dogs and tip how to prevent them. – What are the different types of intestinal worms in dogs – How can dogs and puppies catch intestinal worms? …

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There are many foods dogs can eat if you’ve run out of your regular dog food. Check out our list of safe dog food alternatives to give your dog or puppy.

Did you know that dental issues are on the rise for pets? 70-80% of dogs and cats develop a dental disease by age 3! Dental issues in pets often remain undiagnosed for a long time.

Reduce health risks & prevent serious accidents with our dog food guide. Learn what foods can be harmful to dogs and what you can & can’t feed your dog.

We’ve put together a useful guide for what your pets can and can’t eat. Some foods can poison your pets and others can even rupture their organs. If you’ve ever wondered what foods are dangerous, then you’ve come to the right place.

Is your dog constantly itchy? Does it have bald patches or smelly skin? In this article we help you to understand everything you need to know about dog hair loss and its potential symptoms and causes, how to prevent your dog from losing its hair and dog hair loss treatment options.

While most of us want a pet that is clever enough to understand our commands, the smarter dogs are not always better pets than less intelligent dogs.

For our pampered pooched and kitties, dealing with the cold and wet isn’t as easy as it once was for their un-domesticated ancestors.

If your pet prefers to hibernate indoors than to venture out for some much-needed exercise and fresh air, you may need to take some steps to encourage them, from investing in some warm and waterproof winter clothing to mixing up their exercise routine. The important thing is to keep them active, engaged and energised whatever the weather!

Ear mites are relatively common in dogs. They feed on the skin and wax inside the dog’s ears causing inflammation, irritation and discomfort. They can lead to secondary infections if left untreated, so it’s important to take prompt action if you suspect that your dog has ear mites.

With Christmas fast approaching you may be looking for the perfect present for your furry feline. We’ve put a list together of the things your kitty would really want to find under the tree!

With Christmas fast approaching you may be looking for the perfect present for your furry friend. We’ve put a list together of the things your pooch would really want to find under the tree!