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What Are Some Common Dog Illnesses and When To Call a Vet?
July 21st, 2020
Nothing causes pet parents to panic like a sick dog, especially when you aren’t completely sure what’s wrong. We all know how dogs are – they like to take chances, dive headfirst into trash cans or roll into an
Dangers of Easter Time
April 8th, 2020
With Easter around the corner, chocolate is everywhere in the office at Petplan HQ. We can’t get enough of it! However, we are always mindful that chocolate isn’t so tasty for our canine and feline friends. Many pet
3 Reasons your Cat’s in a Mood
March 18th, 2020
Cats can be very temperamental at times. But often there is a reason. If you notice a change in your cat’s mood, try to determine why and switch things up to improve their happiness. Your Cat is Bored! Cats, particular
Angle Load Horse Float vs Straight Load Horse Float
March 15th, 2020
Buying a horse trailer is one of the toughest choices for any horse owner. With all the different options and combinations available, it is no wonder the decision can be pondered upon for many weeks. One of the greatest
Is your dog eating too quickly?
March 12th, 2020
Some dogs are notoriously fast eaters, barely having time to breathe as they scoff down their meals. This can make mealtime even harder if there are multiple dogs that eat at a different pace, allowing for competition co
7 Signs You’ve Found the Perfect Dog Name
March 9th, 2020
Picking the best name for your new pooch is a stressful challenge to take on for new pet owners and experienced ones alike. Unlike human children, you don’t run the risk of them being bullied for their names (as far as
Excessive drinking in Dogs
February 27th, 2020
While it is normal for dogs to lap up the water, you may notice that your pup is drinking more than what they normally do. This may be alarming to some while others dismiss it as thirst or over exercising. However, there
Are you Helping your Cat Age Gracefully?
January 16th, 2020
Cats glide through life with ease and grace. But as they grow older things start to slow down. Although they age much better than dogs, it can still be a hard process for cats. One that requires extra care and attention
