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Preventing and treating fleas and ticks on your pet
Along with Pet First Aid Awareness Month, this April we are als0 moving into flea and tick season here in the UK. Although technically ticks can pop up all year round, they tend to become more prolific once the weather begins to warm up. And as flea season begins, if you’ve noticed your pet begin to start scratching then it’s time to act now! What can I do to prevent fleas and ticks jumping on my pet? Preventing fleas, ticks and worms in pets is crucial for their health and comfort, as these parasites can transmit diseases and cause discomfort....
Be prepared: A guide to pet first aid and wellbeing
April is Pet First Aid Awareness Month, which is why this week we’re taking a look at what you can do to be make sure that your pet’s health and wellbeing are well looked after. Whether that is by being prepared for emergencies, preventing diseases or looking at ways to provide enrichment or mental stimulation that promote their psychological and emotional health too. Just like humans, pets can experience accidents or medical emergencies that require immediate attention. That's why having knowledge of pet first aid is invaluable. In this guide, we'll cover essential tips and techniques to help you become...
Have a Happy Easter with your pets
Easter is a time of joy and celebration for many families, which for many of us, includes our furry family members too. However, amidst the seasonal celebrations and get togethers, it's crucial to remember the safety and happiness of our beloved pets. From potential hazards to fun activities, this week, we've come up with a comprehensive guide to ensure that you all have a wonderful Easter together. Photo Credit: Canva Easter food and drink hazards for pets to avoid Easter can bring several hazards for pets, so it's important to be vigilant. Here are some common hazards to watch out for: Chocolate:...
The UK’s most popular dogs in 2024
A recent report by online pet marketplace Pets4Homes has revealed the top ten most popular dog ‘breeds’ in the UK right now – and those that have fallen out of favour. The results are based on metrics taken from the number of sales and views of adverts placed on their website, so may not give a fully accurate picture of the most popular breed amongst people who aren’t actually looking for a dog right now, but it is certainly a good indicator of changing trends in dog popularity and what people are currently looking for in a furry best friend....
Petiquette – The dos and don'ts for interacting with other people's pets
In a world where pets are cherished members of the family, it's essential to understand the unspoken rules of pet etiquette when interacting with someone else's furry friend. Whether it's a playful pup or a graceful feline, respecting boundaries and showing consideration are key to ensuring positive interactions for both you and the pet owner. Which is why, this week we’re taking a look at how to navigate pet etiquette and avoid common faux pas when engaging with other people's pets. 1. Always ask for permission The cardinal rule of pet etiquette is to always ask for permission before interacting...
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