Grooming your cat for cold weather
Cats need regular grooming throughout the cooler months. Learn how to adapt your current grooming routine to keep your cat healthy through winter.
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Stay one tick ahead of Lyme disease
Lyme disease in pets is one of the most common tick-transmitted diseases in the world. Learn how you can protect yourself and your pets from infection.
Your complete guide to ticks
Ticks can pose a serious risk to your pet. Learn more about this common parasite and find out how to spot and remove ticks from your dog and cat to protect them from tick-transmitted diseases.
Grooming your dog for cold weather
Dogs need regular grooming throughout the cooler months. Learn how to adapt your current grooming routine to keep your dog healthy through winter.
Hyperthyroidism in cats
Hyperthyroidism in cats, or an overreactive thyroid, is extremely common as cats get older. Find out what causes the condition and how to treat it.
Grooming your rabbit for cold weather
Rabbits need regular grooming throughout the cooler months. Learn how to adapt your current grooming routine and keep them healthy during winter.
Autumn walks with your dog
Autumn is a great time to get back to nature with your dog. Discover our advice for safe walking with your dog this Autumn.
Preparing your pet for fireworks
Fireworks can cause stress, anxiety, and even aggression in pets. Keep reading for our top tips on preparing your pet for fireworks season.
Looking after your dog's eyes
Checking your dog’s eyes should be part of their regular grooming routine. Their eyes should be clear, moist, bright and react to light.
Looking after your rabbit's teeth
Dental disease is very common in rabbits and is often linked to what they eat, which is why keeping on top of their diet is really important.
New Kitten - Key Priorities
New kittens are so much fun, but there are some important things to remember amid all the excitement. Read our kitten advice to find out more.
Brexit and Pet Travel
The UK will leave the EU at the end of this year. This will mean changes to pet passports. Read our advice and be prepared.