Spring is here, and while we enjoy the warmer days and nature blooming, it may be a less pleasant time for our dogs. Pollen allergies can come to the fore in dogs. If you notice that your dog is sc...

Summer is finally here! But with the high temperatures our dogs can get very hot. No wonder, because when the outside temperatures rise, your dog's organism is working hard. Cool down! We have some...

Parasites in pets are not a fun topic, but unfortunately a very prevalent one. Once Spring arrives, the pests start crawling out of their hiding places and look for a host in order to feed and repr...

As many pet owners are aware, there are a few key things that you need to look out for as the weather gets warmer and Spring settles in. Now depending on whether your beloved pet is a dog or a cat...

Ticks are prevalent during the months of March all the way into October in tall grasses, under trees, in brush and bushes. A tick bite is not only uncomfortable for you and your dog but is also ext...

The Ultimate Raw Feeding Guide For Dog Owners. What is Raw Feeding or BARF? BARF stands for Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. It’s a method of feeding raw meat and vegetables to your dog or cat. W...

Raw feeding has become increasingly popular in recent years. Because poor quality dog food production and allergies, intolerances and modern diseases in dogs, many pet owners have been switching t...

Raw Feeding or BARF (Biologically Appropriate Raw Feeding) is actually not as complicated as it first appears. If you observe a few basic rules and pay attention to your animal, the switch to a raw...

Your dog may have eaten something he shouldn't have and is now possibly infected with bacteria, viruses or parasites. What follows is persistent diarrhoea, which can render your dog lethargic and ...

Many pet owners know that leaving some music on at home can be relaxing for pets, particularly when the pet parents have to leave the house. Historically, however, pets will not have had much choic...

Jack Frost doesn’t just nip at noses, but at our pooch’s paws too. Even though our dogs may have a built-in fur coat, the cold and wet winter months present challenges for our pets.

As the days get shorter and colder, our four-legged friends are going to require a few precautions to best handle the months ahead. While some health risks are likely to lessen (overheating while ...