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Is Your Cat's Weird Behaviour a Sign of Illness?

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The strange, often unpredictable behaviour of cats is why we love them. For many people, the quirks of cats are a constant source of entertainment, and it doesn’t even matter that they might love you one day and act like they’re bored of your existence the next. But cat behaviour can sometimes be revealing something else going on. Unlike dogs, cats can be unwell for a while before their guardians even notice, and their odd ways are partly to blame for this. Read More»

3 Signs Your Pet Needs to Visit a Vet

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An animal emergency isn’t always easy to spot. It is very easy for a pet owner to think that signs of illness or distress are just their pet acting up or trying to get attention. However, it is important that you are able to spot the signs that your pet needs to see a vet so that they can receive the care they require promptly. Below is a guide to four signs you may need to take your pet to see a veterinarian. Read More»

5 Signs Your Dog Might Be Allergic to Grass

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Many people, even experienced pet owners, don’t understand that dogs can suffer from allergies. Often these allergies pass by unnoticed when the pooch in question doesn’t regularly encounter the offending substance, but one allergy that is very likely to be a problem is a grass allergy. Though referred to as a grass allergy, what your dog will really be allergic to is grass pollen. Grass allergies will rarely cause any serious problems, but, just as with humans, they can be very unpleasant to deal with. Read More»

4 Reasons You Might Want to Foster a Cat Instead of Adopting Straight Away

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Cute, playful, and happy enough to jump into your lap for a cuddle, cats are pretty hard to resist. This makes them great pets, but too many people rush into the adoption process without considering whether they are really ready to take on the responsibility. In most cases, everything will work out fine, but it can be a good idea to foster a kitty or two before you commit to owning one yourself. Read More»

How To Keep Your Dog's Kennel Cosy This Winter

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Many dogs live outside all year round and are perfectly happy to do so.  However, it’s important that you make sure your dog’s kennel is adequately equipped during the winter months so that your dog stays warm.  Here are some top tips on how to winterise your dog’s kennel Winter dangers for kennelled dogs The two primary health risks for dogs that live outside in kennels over the winter months are frostbite and hypothermia. Read More»