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Common Allergies in Dogs and Cats: What Pet Parents Need to Know

Allergies

What’s the strangest allergy you’ve ever heard? Strawberries, Portobello mushrooms, and chicken are just three odd food allergies you might come across. Then there are environmental allergies like dust and mites. Did you know your dog or cat could even be allergic to flea saliva?

The Good, The Bad & The Furry

Dog Grooming At-Home For Small Dogs Do you have a small dog? Do you want to de-mat your pup and help him to have a healthy and shiny coat? Of cou...

Stay Flea Safe This Flea Season

The best way to stay flea safe is to make sure fleas don’t have a fighting chance. As the weather warms up, flea eggs start hatching and looking fo...

Keeping it Natural for Summer

Most of today’s modern medicines come from nature. Most herbs have properties beyond adding a little flavour to what we eat. Herbs’ health benefits are age old in human medicine, and they’re just as efficacious for animals.

Pet Anxiety - Advice from CEVA

March is the official Pet Anxiety Month. Pets can suffer from anxiety, just like we do. In the UK, 82% of dogs and 89% of cats are reported to be scared of something*. Whether it’s due to travelling, meeting new people, going to the vets, living with other pets, loud noises, the vacuum cleaner... the list goes on!

Paws of Safety - Keeping Pets Safe this Winter

Darkness is one of the biggest dangers that we face when we are out and about in the winter. Making sure that we are both seen (us and our companion) is very important. The good news is that this can be done easily - and inexpensively!

Winter Walkies

Now that the summer is becoming a distant memory and the nights are drawing in, the desire to get out and about for a walk is getting smaller and smaller. We wanted to remind you why it is essential that you keep active and give you a few tips and tricks to get your motivation going and that tail wagging!

Jump Start Normal Eating

There are many different reasons why your dog or cat may have a lack of appetite. It could be that they are simply a fussy eater but it could also be something more complex. For example, inappetence could be an indicator of stress with common causes being changes in routine, environment or diet.