Animal Care

A cat’s claws are versatile. They’re for catching and holding prey, climbing, digging, scratching, self-defense, and maintaining balance. So, keeping them groomed is absolutely essential. But can you groom or cut your cat’s nails on your own?

Discover how to keep your furry friends cozy and healthy during winter in the UAE. Learn about common winter ailments like kennel cough, sniffles, and arthritis in dogs. Find prevention tips and effective remedies to ensure your pets stay happy and warm. Remember, consulting your vet is key for personalized advice. Prioritize your pet's well-being, and consider pet insurance for added peace of mind. Trust us to keep your pets safe and loved all winter long!

At times of celebration, many of us are decorating our homes to mark the occasion. However, there are a number of traditional festive plants that can be very toxic and should be kept away from our pets...

Small pets such as hamsters, guinea pigs and rabbits are amongst some of the most popular pets in households today. However, despite being grouped together based on size, they all have different nutritional needs to consider...

Give yourself and others in your household a piece of mind by assembling a handy pet first aid kit to make you feel more prepared in the event of an unfortunate situation. 

While we know that even the most cautious pet parents can’t always prevent the worst from happening, there are many steps you can take to not only keep your furry friend from escaping, but to make it much easier to locate them if they do get lost.

This deadly disease is slowly rising between dogs in the community and is now becoming a cause for concern. Although many dog’s are vaccinated against it, many local vet clinics suspect a new strain spreading amongst canines...

Giving a cat pills can often be a challenge, however, it is an important skill to master and can be easily done when armed with the right tools and tricks...

Although you never see your dog sweating profusely, it doesn’t mean that they don’t feel hot and perspire when temperatures reach scorching levels. Like humans, canines sweat, but differently.

Earlier last year, Dubai saw a spike of pups being tested positive for the potentially deadly disease, Parvovirus (CPV), or Parvo – for short.