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Want To Know More About Your Kitty? Cat parents know that their little fur-ball is a wonderful friend, even though, traditionally, they have often been viewed as aloof and somewhat mysterious. However, there may be some interesting and even surprising facts about kitties that you might not know, so… read on and you may learn … Read more

Pet Insurance – Whys and Wherefores Our pets are such a huge part of our lives, bringing us joy, companionship and unconditional love. The thought of them being sick or injured is dreadful, isn’t it? But this will become a reality for all of us, at some stages of their lives. Our pets are members … Read more

Check-Ups and Vaccinations for Dogs A question sent to a pets’ health magazine: I have a very healthy and happy 4-year-old collie, who has been to the vet exactly twice in her life: once as a puppy for a check-up and vaccinations and once when she had a cut that turned septic. I’ve read that … Read more

Is My Dog Happy … Or Not? All dog parents know very well that when their beloved dog goes crazy when they get home, wags his/her tail excitedly, runs madly around the room, or rolls over for a tummy rub, then he/she is happy. Obviously dogs cannot tell you how they feel with language, but … Read more

Toxic Plants and Pets There are many benefits to gardening, such as improving creativity, relieving stress, increasing productivity, boosting focus and recovery. Also, having plants in and around our homes can improve our mood and bring us a lot of joy. However, unfortunately there are many plants which may be poisonous to our furry friends. … Read more

Cat Eye Problems How to Recognise & Resolve Them Those of us who are fortunate enough to be cat ‘parents’, will know all about their fabulous eyes. Unfortunately, cat eye diseases can affect those gorgeous eyes and take away their enticing shine and glimmer. They may also affect your cat’s sight. It’s important that you … Read more

Canine Babesiosis – On the Rise What is babesiosis? Fleas and ticks can transmit serious diseases to your dog, which may be fatal. Babesiosis is caused by a parasite – babesia – which can be transmitted by certain ticks. Many different diseases can be carried by various species of ticks, which vary according to the … Read more