How long after eating does a dog do a poo?

Eating can stimulate the urge to go to the toilet, but there isn’t a set time frame that applies to all dogs. Find out how to monitor their routine and watch out for warning signs.

Eating can stimulate the urge to go to the toilet, but there isn’t a set time frame that applies to all dogs. Find out how to monitor their routine and watch out for warning signs.

Choosing a cat litter tray seems like the most trivial aspect of owning a cat — and it is, in practice, the decision that prevents the most common problem of all: the cat refusing to use it. In most cases…

Having pets does not mean that the whole family needs to take anti-parasitic medication. Find out how to reduce the risk of zoonotic diseases and when to seek medical advice.

What do cat roundworms look like, how are they transmitted, what are the possible symptoms, and how can you minimise contamination of the litter tray and the surrounding area?

Pipette or tablet: find out why the active ingredient, the target parasite and lifestyle matter more than the form.

A bed, a food bowl, water, hygiene supplies and a toy: a list of what you need to have at home before your new dog or cat arrives.

A dog with too much energy will find ways to burn it off — though not always the ones you want. Simple ideas to tire him out, both physically and mentally.

How dogs get roundworms, when they should be treated for worms, how long it takes for the treatment to work, and what the warning signs are.

Are you getting a kitten? Get your home ready, set up a safe space, prepare the litter tray and help your kitten settle in gently — the essentials for those first few days.

6 simple tips to protect your dog and cat in the summer heat: fresh water, walking times, signs of heatstroke and more.