Fleas have been the cause of suffering and pain to dogs for centuries and they cannot protect themselves with out the help of man. Being a man’s best friend, a dog certainly deserves to have nothing but the very best in care and attention from the owner. There are countless ways by which dogs have been of service to man, both in defending the home of their owner or by Read More ...
Somebody once said that people can be divided into two categories: those who love dogs and those who don’t. Granted, that’s up for debate, but the fact is that most people who have a dog in their lives as a long-term ‘family member’ think of the dog as just that – part of the family – and that includes looking after their health. Veterinary care is expensive, but in most Read More ...
We are pleased to have one Family Ticket for the LovePets Show, hosted by TV vet Marc Abraham. The show features 55 species of animals including meerkats, owls, snakes, reptiles, rabbits, chinchillas and racoons. There will be thrilling animal displays, a children’s petting zoo, interactive talks from pets experts, plus the chance to pick up goodies from top pet suppliers. LovePets takes place at the indoor Exec venue at the Read More ...
The long thick hairs on the face of a cat are the Vibrissae, which are known also as whiskers or tactile hairs. These hairs are different from the rest of the body hair on a cat since they are tapering, long, stiff yet flexible. They are generally double, and at times triple, the thickness of a regular cat hair and much longer. Those that are most obvious appear horizontally in Read More ...
Cats really seem to have the life of riley don’t they? They can eat and sleep when they want, play out until all hours without having to get up early in the morning thousand have love and affection on demand. Cats have such cushy lives that many have said “I’m coming back as a cat!”, as we would love to sample their spoilt and pampered lifestyles. Now, thanks to the Read More ...
There are several varieties of worms capable of infecting your pet. First, it is important to determine what worm type Fido is infected with. Detection early on is key, and learning to recognise the symptoms of it is important. These may include appetite loss, diarrhoea, weight loss, and coughing to name just a few. If you have any uncertainties pay a visit to your vet. This is not always necessary Read More ...
