Dog ramp: when your pet needs a helping hand
Jumping out of bed, out of the car or off the sofa puts strain on the joints. A ramp helps older dogs, large dogs and those with mobility problems.
Category Cat Care
Pet carriers for cats and dogs: how to choose one and get your pet used to it
A pet carrier isn’t a cage: it’s a safe haven. Learn how to choose the right size and material, and how to get your pet used to going inside without being afraid.
Interactive cat toys: the ones that really work
Cats that live in flats build up energy. Interactive toys channel their hunting instinct and prevent boredom and damage.
Cat scratching posts: how to choose the best one
Scratching is instinctive: it sharpens their claws, marks their territory and stretches their bodies. Learn how to choose the right scratching post and save your sofas.
Automatic pet feeder: is it worth buying?
Programmable, with regular feeding times even when you’re not at home. Find out when an automatic feeder is useful and what to look for when buying one.
How to travel safely by car with your dog and cat
Travelling with your pet in the car requires some preparation: protecting the seat, ensuring they are properly secured, making stops and keeping them comfortable. A safety guide for short and long journeys.
Cat water fountains: are they worth it?
Cats don’t drink much, and the problem is exacerbated by dry food. A water bowl encourages your cat to drink more and helps prevent urinary problems.
How to Remove Dog and Cat Hair from Your Home: Sofas, Clothes and Beds
How can you remove dog and cat hair from your home without it becoming a daily chore? The short answer: a vacuum cleaner on its own isn’t enough, because the fine hair gets trapped in the fibres of the fabric…
How to choose a cat litter tray
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…
Should people with pets take a worming treatment?
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.