No matter how much our cats love us and rely on the care we provide, some still prefer to spend time outdoors, while others are content observing the world from the comfort of a window seat. Many cats enjoy occasional wandering, whether a short stroll in the garden or a long, late-night prowl. But what drives this urge to explore, and how can we ensure the safety of adventurous cats when they roam?
You’ve done the research, you’ve chosen the puppy, and you’re about to bring him home. The day you collect your puppy is so exciting, but it can be unsettling for him as he leaves his mother and litter mates, maybe for the first time ever. Here are some things to remember to ensure you’re ready to take care of him in the best possible way.
Cats are wondrous animals, and most cat guardians would agree that they make the most amazing companions. Usually our cats are easy housemates, but sometimes, some natural behaviours could cause tension if its not expressed in the correct context.
First rule of not having a dog jump on you: Don’t let her learn how to do it! If, however, your dog is already jumping
Most dogs love running around off lead, but before you give your dog full park freedom it’s vital for his safety that you know he
Hugging is a natural way for us to express our affection for the ones we love, but when it comes to our furry family members,
Coping during lockdown and preparing for when you go back to work. During this time of lockdown or self-isolation many of us have found ourselves
Like any field, the science behind how animals learn has changed drastically over the years. Unfortunately, not everyone has kept up with the new information
The last day of the year is full of celebrations. It’s a way of saying goodbye to one year and welcoming the next. It’s a
We all know that our senior friends will need to be cared for in a different way, but do you know what is considered “old”
Written by COAPE International What does it mean to be a responsible pet owner? Most animal welfare organizations use the 5 freedoms as a guideline: Freedom
You’ve probably heard your veterinarian tell you to neuter or spay your pet. You’ve probably heard friends and family recommend it as well. Some of
Whilst quite a lot of people think it’s cute to dress up their pets, we would like you to consider the following before you either
So, your pet has been diagnosed with Diabetes, what now? Since 2011 the diagnosis of diabetes in pets has increased by 32% in dogs and
I remember as a child visiting my best friend. They had a little dog who would welcome you into the house with a wagging tail,
Teaching your dog to “drop it” is not only for a game of fetch or tug, but for anything undesirable that your dog may pick
