You should never give human painkillers to pets. They are specifically designed and formulated for human use. Using human medicine on an animal can have extreme – and even fatal – side effects.

As dogs get older, the requirements of their care change, much like with people. While these changes will vary from dog to dog, there are a few general aspects of their care to bear in mind if your dog is reaching senior age or you’re planning to adopt an older dog.

Nobody’s perfect, and just like humans, animals can either be born with or develop a wide range of disabilities and conditions throughout their lifetime. That doesn’t mean they don’t have a whole lot of love to give, though!

Your dog’s ears should be clean, odour-free, and pale pink in colour with a minimal amount of wax. This will help prevent ear mites or any infection caused by the buildup of wax and debris. Good canine ear health starts with clean ears, so read on to learn all about dog ear health and tips on keeping your pooch in top condition.

Spring is the time of rebirth, and as the world comes back to life after a long winter, we can once again see a wealth of beautiful flowers gracing our gardens and countryside once again. However, not all of these plants are pet-friendly, and many (if ingested) can cause a severe reaction in your pet and even poisoning.

No matter how well you care for your cat, there will inevitably come a time in their life when you’ll need to give them a tablet. This could be to treat an existing condition or even just to give them a routine deworming tablet for cats.

More and more offices and workspaces are becoming pet-friendly, and a recorded 79% of people want to discuss pet-friendly options while looking for jobs, so it makes sense that more and more companies are finding ways to make it work. There is even a day dedicated to taking your dogs to work, which occurs around June 23rd each year, depending on whether the day falls during the working week.

The health and well-being of our pets is always our top priority, but with so many products claiming to offer total care for your pet, it can be easy to get overwhelmed which may lead to you feeling you’re not doing all you can for your pet.

There are a number of reasons why you might have a specific dog breed in mind, including dog allergies, the home you have to offer, or the work you may require the dog to do. However, it’s important to do your research beforehand, as some dog breeds can be prone to a number of health issues that can take a toll both emotionally and financially.

Your dog’s paw pads are an essential part of their foot's structure and help with your dog’s movement, stability and shock absorption. They are also one of two places where a dog can sweat. With so much relying on your dog’s paws, it’s important to for you as an owner to know how to keep them nice and healthy.