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Freeze-dried pet foods have been steadily gaining popularity among pet owners due to their convenience, nutritional benefits, and long shelf life. This article will discuss the advantages of freeze-dried foods for dogs and cats. What is Freeze-Drying? Freeze-drying is a preser...
A balanced diet is essential for maintaining optimal health and well-being in dogs. It should provide all the necessary nutrients in the right proportions for your dog's specific needs. Proper nutrition can help to maintain a healthy weight, prevent and manage certain health conditions, and improve energy levels and overall quality of life.
We love our pets so of course, when it comes to our free time, we want to hang out with them! However, even in pet-crazy Singapore, pets are not always welcome, and some establishments choose (wrongly!) to remain pet-free.
Don’t worry, there are still plenty of places to go where you can hang out with your best buddy. Here’s a list of our favorites!
If you're like us, you love taking your pet on adventures with you. Whether it is a staycation or a quick jaunt out of town, you’ll need to pack for two. After all, it isn’t easy being away from home in a new environment, especially if you’re a cat or dog!
Before you hit the road with your pet, here are a few things that you may need.
We love our pets and want the best for them. So of course, when it comes to having fun, we want them with us too! From cat cafes to dog parks, there are a plethora of options to have fun with your beloved pet.
In this blog post, we’ll look at all the fun stuff you can do with your furry friend.
Pets are certainly the lights of our lives, but even our best buds will one day need to move on. We will never be mentally prepared for things like this happening, however we should know what to do when the time does come. What should we prepare? What are the signs we need to look out for? What are things that need to be done? Here are 3 things we should know to get their affairs in order.
We all know dogs are the best thing in the world, but nothing is ever perfect is it? You know what’s the one bad thing about dogs? They don’t live all that long compared to us.
Like it or not (and we DON’T), dogs grow old, just like us, and they age fast. Depending on your dog’s size and breed, a senior dog can be defined as anything between 6 years and 10 years.
A lot of effort needs to go into caring for your senior dog. As they age, there's a need to be a little more gentle, and it can be a lot of work figuring out what they need because of their age.
With some tweaks to your lifestyle and some extra-special-TLC, senior dogs can live several happy, healthy years more and continue to be a vital part of your life. In this blog post, we’ll look at the common issues faced by senior dogs and how you, as their parent, can help your beloved pooch enjoy their golden years.
Gosh, when your pet sneezes, it is one of the most adorable things in the world. However, just like humans, it is a sign that something is not altogether right with your beloved pet!
As anyone who has ever owned a pet knows, our furry friends are susceptible to many of the same illnesses that afflict humans. And while it's relatively rare for dogs and cats to catch the flu from their owners, they can contract many viruses from other animals.
Try as we might, we cannot protect and shelter them all the time, so when they go for a walk or a romp in the park, there are many other canine buddies to catch a doggy cold from. And if your cat is a roaming one, the feline flu bug likely came from another one of its pals living in the neighborhood.
While there is no cure for the flu, early diagnosis and treatment can help to alleviate symptoms and prevent serious complications. So if you think your pet may be sick, don't hesitate to give your vet a call just to be safe.
We love our furry children and want what’s best for them. Often, that includes indulging them in an abundance of treats, giving them some of our leftovers from the dinner plate, or just all-out spoiling them. After all, it takes a strong heart to resist the pleading eyes and intense stare you feel burning into you at the table.
Then, horror of horrors. You notice that your pet is looking a little tubby! You aren’t alone.
Almost half of the pets in today’s society are overweight, putting them at a higher risk for developing heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, and other serious ailments. Inadequate leash time and too many treats are usually to blame when it comes to chubby pets.
To help your pet lose weight, not only will you have to cut back on the sausage rolls and other good stuff, but you can also step up their exercise a notch. Maybe you could stand to shed a few pounds too, or simply want to get fitter and healthier?
In this blog post, we’ll look at a few simple exercises you can do with your pet to have both of you moving, getting fitter, and hopefully have those kilograms melting away.
Dogs and cats have been domesticated for centuries and are now one of the most popular pets worldwide. But while they have been bred to be companions, they still retain many of the instincts of their wild ancestors.
This means that they require mental stimulation, physical exercise as well as entertainment to stay healthy and happy. You really don’t want your bored cat or dog attacking your furniture and belongings!
Have you ever wondered what your pets get up to when you aren’t around? It isn’t all “The Secret Life Of Pets”! You DO, however, need to provide your furball with entertainment to keep them somewhat occupied.
Boredom can lead to destructive behavior in your pet, which is why these activities provide much-needed mental stimulation.
We love our pets and want them to look and feel their best, so with responsible pet ownership comes grooming. Loads of it!
Regular grooming is an important part of dog care and it also provides an opportunity to check for any health problems that may be developing. When grooming your pet, pay close attention to its fur and skin. Look for any signs of irritation, redness, or unusual bumps.
Also, take a moment to check their nails and ears. In addition to being beneficial for your dog’s health, grooming can also be a wonderful bonding experience. It’s a chance for you to spend some quality time with your furry friend while giving them the love and attention they deserve.
