The New Year is a perfect time for setting new goals. While we’re thinking about goals like losing weight, working harder to get a promotion, staying active or eating healthier, our pets are often overlooked in our New Year resolutions.
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Did you know November 14 is dedicated to raising global awareness focusing on diabetes every year? According to Vet Source, it is estimated that 1 in every 300 dogs and 1 in 230 cats will develop diabetes during their lifetime and these numbers keep rising.
It’s officially November, and that means the firework season is here. Although fireworks could be quite entertaining for us it can be a nightmare for our furry friends. Did you know, canines’ hearing range is up to two times greater than ours? Making them more sensitive to loud noises and flashing lights.
Going out for walks can be the most exciting part of your dog’s day, but when he constantly pulls on the lead it can turn a fun walk into a tiring one very quickly. Firstly, we might wonder why dogs pull on the lead? They do so because it is normal canine behavior. Is it worthwhile? No, but it is a natural instinct for them.
10th October marks the internationally recognised World Mental Health Day. This initiative was launched by The World Health Organization to raise awareness in support of mental health across the globe.
Studies have found that owning a pet can help reduce our stress levels, anxiety, loneliness, amongst many more boosting benefits. As much as they can help improve our moods, it is important we shine a light on how we can support their mental health too!
Food, toys, poo bags, and more – the things that involve taking care of your pet can come at a cost for our planet. According to the book Time to Eat the Dog? The real Guide to Sustainable Living, by Brenda and Robert Vale, our pets can have a carbon footprint that’s double that of a sports utility vehicle.
Did you know 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats show signs of oral disease by the age of three? Good oral care is just as important for dogs and cats as it is for the rest of your family. Every year in September we launch our Dental month to educate our customers on the right ways to take care of their pet’s dental health.
Every pet parent wants the best for their pet and that includes providing them with the best health and nutrition. We as pet parents have every right to be curious to understand more about what we feed our pets and demand clarity when required. However, pet food manufacturers must also play an essential role in being more honest and open about what goes in the food and what doesn’t.
When it comes to feeding your pet, you certainly want to opt for only the best to make sure you’re not compromising their health and nutrition. Adding the right wet food to your pet’s diet can provide high moisture content to help them stay hydrated, as well as boosting their nutrition.
