Ease back into exercise: If you and your pet have been taking it easy during the dark wet months it is best to gradually get fit together. Start with lead walks and shorter play sessions, and gradually work up to maximum activity. Too much too soon can lead to injuries and sore muscles! Watch out…
Your cat is a natural predator… small wonder that two bowlfuls of cat food or unlimited dried food often leads to plump, bored felines! Over 35% of UK cats are overweight, putting them at risk of diabetes, cystitis and arthritis. They have a strong instinctive need to hunt and if we feed them in a…
Every month, our puppy party graduates receive a certificate and a jolly good cuddle! Puppies usually graduate after attending 4 parties.
Alabama Rot: after last year’s local outbreak of this rare and nasty disease in dogs, there have been more cases reported this winter. Please keep a close eye out for sores on your dog and have them checked by your vet. It is best to avoid muddy woodland walks, and to wash your dogs clean of…
Every month, our puppy party graduates receive a certificate and a jolly good cuddle! Puppies usually graduate after attending 4 parties.
Protect your bunnies: remember in the winter foxes and badgers will be hungry so make sure your rabbit house is sturdy enough to survive the attention of a determined predator. Bolts, padlocks and additional chain-link fence are best as they can open latches and swivels and bite through chicken wire. Bird flu in the UK: the outbreak…