Pets’ Festive Season Woes
With the Festive Season around the corner, relaxation begins to set in. And, with that, our dietary willpower seems to waiver. Not only for ourselves, but often for our beloved pet
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Spoilt for choice – which pet food brand is right for my pet?
Much like us, each pet is unique, with different preferences and dietary considerations. Opting to feed your pet a commercially prepared pet food will ensure that you are supplying
Are your good intentions leaving your pet malnourished?
Past experiences often pave the road for new habits, but if you’re on the path of preparing your pets’ food at home, from scratch, can you be sure that you are meeting all of y
Behavioural effects of an imbalanced diet
A great deal of research has gone into understanding the dietary requirements of our pets. The top reference of this is the National Research Council’s Journal which houses all r
Using food to help your furry friends through tough times
Have you ever wondered what goes on inside your furry friend’s mind? They’re sometimes so “human” it feels like only their appearance proves we’re a different species. No
Why you should never miss your pet’s annual veterinary check up
As a responsible pet owner, exercising good preventative care should be high on your list of priorities. In some ways, annual veterinary visits compensate for the fact that pets ca
Why chocolate is a no-no for pets, unless it is pet specific chocolate
With Easter around the corner, chocolate sales and consumption is set to sky rocket. While this may only mean a few extra pounds or cavities for you, the consequences for pets can
Hairball control – for a happier kitty and a happier you
Hairballs: the not so nice side of owning a cat. But did you know that as objectionable as hairballs are to us, they’re equally unpleasant for cats themselves, and can in fact po
Is the food I feed my pet made up of waste?
Let’s clear the air – the commercially prepared food that you are feeding your pet is not made from waste or discarded ingredients deemed unfit for human consumption. The im