Easter has become a celebration that demands chocolate in all its delicious forms. However, with cases of chocolate poisoning in dogs having risen to 123% this time of year, all owners need to understand why chocolate is bad for dogs and what to do if you suspect your dog has eaten chocolate.

Arthritis is a common disease in many pets that affects their joints, making them uncomfortable or even painful to move. In many cases, arthritis occurs naturally as your cat ages and their bodies begin to slow down. This may be surprising as cats can be particularly limber pets, but studies have shown approximately 90% of cats over the age of 12 will show signs of arthritis. It is simply their natural instinct to hide pain from others, including their owners.

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.

Did you know that only 5% of the population of a flea infestation are adult fleas? The immature stages of a flea, including eggs and larvae, make up the rest, allowing these pesky little parasites to invade your home and increasing your pet’s chances of re-infestation.

Water is one of the foundations of life, and very few living things can survive for long without it, including cats. This can make it concerning if it looks like your cat isn’t drinking, but it’s important to remember that cats do drink water and should always have access to fresh, clean water at all times.

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.

There are benefits and drawbacks of both wet and dry foods, but what about a mix of the two?

Maintaining your pet’s oral health goes beyond just their teeth, and the colour of your pet’s gums could be an indicator of something being wrong.

Did you know only 5% of fleas in an active infestation are found on your pet ? Meaning a flea infestation may develop in your home before you detect fleas on your pet. Here, we’ll walk you through how to tackle each stage of the flea life cycle so you can rest assured that the infestation is managed quickly and effectively.

We all need to take care of our gut. For humans, it’s as easy as picking up a pack of Yakult in the weekly shop, but what are the options for pets? In this article, we’re going to delve into the world of pre- and probiotics for pets and how they can help improve your pet’s gut health.