by Karen | Jun 1, 2023 | blog
It’s that time of year where huddling up, fuzzy socks, fireplaces, and warm food and drink are balms for the soul. While it’s important that we ensure our comfort and safety this winter, we also need to look out for our pets. While tolerance to the cold varies from...
by Karen | Apr 1, 2023 | blog
A foreign body is an item that originates outside of the body and enters through either being eaten, inhaled, or penetrating the skin (such as grass seeds). When eaten, some objects may get stuck somewhere along the digestive system because of their size or shape and...
by Karen | Feb 1, 2023 | blog
Many of us enjoy the pleasant scents of essential oils whether we use them for aromatherapy or for other uses. Essential oils, however, can be toxic to our pets. Read on for our tips on how to use your favourite oils safely whilst having pets, which oils to avoid, and...
by Karen | Jan 1, 2023 | blog
Fear is important and natural in both humans and animals; it is an adaptive response for safety and survival. We can recognise fear in our pets when they hear a sudden loud noise for example, or when a bigger dog or cat exhibits aggressive behaviour which results in a...
by Karen | Dec 1, 2022 | blog
Toxicity from Blue-Green algae is more common in the warmer months, particularly towards the end of summer. Commonly found in fresh water pools, lakes, ponds and even bird baths it can appear anywhere water is stagnant. Although it is termed algae because of the...