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Pet Christmas Safety
December 23rd, 2019
Christmas can be a very fun and exciting time! Enjoying all the festivities, spending time with your loved ones and eating the array of different food, are just some of the things that make Christmas such a wonderful t
Hairless Cat Breeds
December 16th, 2019
Cats are usually associated with being soft and fluffy however there are a few cat breeds which do not have a lot of fur on them. ‘Hairless’ cats are truly unique when it comes to physical appearance however they are
Introducing a New Dog
December 12th, 2019
Introducing a new puppy to the household, especially to your existing pup, can be a lot harder than you think. Although you may be doing it to keep them company while you’re at work, if done incorrectly, there can be t
Keeping your Horse Hydrated
December 9th, 2019
Horses need an abundance of water to keep them hydrated, particularly as the days get warmer. Horses regularly consume anywhere between 20-55 litres of water a day. But this will vary depending on the weather, along wi
Different Cat Meows
December 5th, 2019
You may be surprised to learn that Cats do not meow to Cats. Cats are able to communicate with one another through touch, scent, facial expressions and body language. So why do they meow at us? It is believed by many sci
Should you Shave your Pet for Summer?
December 2nd, 2019
As summer is now in full swing and the days are longer and hotter, we tend to shed clothes until we are down to shorts or swimsuits. As a responsible pet owner, we want what is best for our furry friends. However, is it
Mosquito Prevention
November 28th, 2019
Not only do they cause an irritating bite, mosquitoes are carriers of a number of diseases for both horses and humans. Prevention is always better than a cure, especially when it comes to things such as diseases and illn
Fox or Dog?
November 25th, 2019
Have you ever looked at a dog and mistaken it for a fox? Dogs and foxes have many genetic similarities therefore they share many physical traits. They alongside wolves and dingos are part of the Canidae biological family
