Everyone gets excited on the arrival of Easter. The pet parents are eager to enjoy the Easter long weekend with their faithful companions. Have you wondered if the delightful Easter treats can be d...

Boredom is not healthy for dogs as they can show behavioral problems, such as barking a lot or biting; they can also suffer from anxiety or depression. A bored dog that sleeps all day or spends to...

When it comes to traveling with our furry friends, safety should always be a top priority. Just like humans, dogs need to be protected while riding in a car to prevent accidents and ensure their we...

If you share your home with both cats and dogs, you've likely watched your dog make a beeline for the cat's food bowl. You're not alone—the latest PDSA PAW Report counts 10.6 million pet dogs and 1...

In recent years, interior trends in the UK have increasingly favoured simplicity, minimalism, and practicality. At the heart of this trend, grey sofa covers have emerged as a clear favourite, combi...

If you walk your dog in UK parks or woodland, chances are you have met the worst smell nature can offer: fox poo. One shake of the coat and the stench fills the car, the house, even your dog’s bed....

Many dogs give their paws an occasional lick as part of normal self-grooming, but constant foot licking can spell trouble. In the PDSA 2024 Animal Wellbeing Report, skin problems (often first spott...

Research shows that adding a mat for dog bowls to your pet care routine can significantly improve household cleanliness and safety. This article examines the evidence-based benefits of these produc...

Seeing blood in dog urine (the medical term is haematuria) should ring alarm bells for any UK pet parent. Whether the pee looks pink, red or cola-brown, it means blood cells are leaking somewhere i...