What treats are safe for pets?
Homemade treats should not exceed 10% of your pet’s total daily intake because heat alters the nutritional characteristics of the food.
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What are the signs of rabies in pets?
Rabies is a highly contagious disease that both dog and cat parents should not ignore.
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Why should I sterilise my pet?
The single most important thing that we can do to save cats and dogs from the suffering and death caused by overpopulation is to get our animal companions spayed/ neutered.
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How do I know my pet has cancer?
Almost half of dogs over the age of 10 will develop cancer. Dogs get cancer at roughly the same rate as humans, while there is less information about the rate of cancer in cats.
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Spirocerca lupi – what you need to know
Spirocerca lupi [S lupi] also known as the throat worm, is a worm that has dogs as its definitive host and forms a nodule within the lower oesophagus.
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Solving the Black Cat Myth
If you have a cat, especially a black one, you will know that they are loyal companions and they have so much personality, which is why we need to promote everything that is good about them.
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Why is pet dental health so important?
WHAT IS PET DENTAL DISEASE?Dental or periodontal disease affects the teeth, gums and the support structures that surround your pet’s teeth. It begins with a simple plaque build-up on the tooth enamel which contain bacteria and food particles. If the plaque is not addressed, it remains on the tooth surface and eventually hardens into tartar.…
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Adopting a cat – here’s a few things to consider!
So you’ve decided that adopting a cat is the right thing to do – so here’s some tips on how to successfully integrate your adopted cat into your family.
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What you need to know about caring for birds
Compassionate people are as caring and concerned about birds as they are about cats and dogs but are often unsure of how to handle situations affecting them.
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What do I need to know about Arthritis and Pets?
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Arthritis typically affects dogs and cats with hip or elbow displasia, and older dogs and cats who suffer from general ageing and stiffness of the joints. Arthritis is caused by normal or abnormal wear and tear and directly impacts their mobility. The condition gets worse over time, and your pet…
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