Every festive season, we read about and hear heart-breaking stories of pets being neglected, forgotten and forsaken. Let’s all work together to reduce the likelihood
Resource guarding is a natural behaviour and is necessary for survival in any species, including humans. If we didn’t guard our resources, we wouldn’t survive.
After almost two years of being in and out of various levels of lockdown, and a time of feeling very serious, it’s time to let
In recent times, new concepts from human medical science have been utilised in research on animals, to help improve the overall health of our pets.
Q: How do I deal with male-on-male aggression in dogs? A: While conflict is more likely to occur between dogs of the same gender, it’s
One of the most exciting parts about getting a new puppy, is choosing his name. There are so many cute names out there, and although
Have you ever wondered why dogs bark? Causes for a dog to bark can include alerting to a stranger or threat in the dog’s territory,
Cats and dogs have been part of people’s lives for many centuries, but lately they’ve been playing a very different role in our lives. They
Have you looked at your dog and wondered why he is gaining weight? It is actually quite possible to unintentionally overfeed your dog – here’s
Q: What should I do if my puppy tears up my furniture? A: Puppies need to be actively taught what they can and cannot chew
Counting down the number of sleeps left before the holiday starts is an exciting part of the holiday, but getting everything done during that time
Not only do parasites make life uncomfortable for your puppy, they are also detrimental to his health – and yours! The good news is that
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