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It is very common to hear people refer to their pets as their ‘children’. It wasn’t always like this. Back in the day, a dog was just a dog. Many dogs lived outside the house, with their owners feeling that if the dog has food and water, he is well taken care of. This picture
A look at responsible pet ownership in today’s society Read More »
Why and how to do your homework before getting a new pet Far too many people live with the sad consequences of obtaining a pet on impulse. This can range from having to surrender or re-home the pet due to circumstances, to spending thousands of rands on veterinary bills or even the tragic death of
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As the beautiful colours of autumn are all around us and the leaves drop off the trees, winter makes its approach known with the chill of the morning and evening air. You may be tucked snugly in your warm bed, but where is your dog? Should he have a spot indoors or can dogs sleep
Sufficient shelter in winter is vital for your pets Read More »
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How to get your dog ready for and ensure problem-free walking
10 tips for safe walking Read More »
How to keep your pet’s weight in check
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How to keep your pet’s weight in check
Banting, Weigh-Less or low fat food? (Part 2 of 4) Read More »
How to keep your pet’s weight in check
Banting, Weigh-Less or low fat food? (Part 1 of 4) Read More »
Q. Why does my dog lick one spot enough to make it bald?
Q&A: Why does my dog lick one spot enough to make it bald? Read More »
Q. Do dogs suffer from heart disease like people and what are the symptoms? A. Yes, dogs can suffer from heart disease. If you are anything like my mother and view your pets as an extension of the family, it is very important that you are able to recognise the symptoms that may indicate your
Q&A: Do dogs suffer from heart disease like people and what are the symptoms? Read More »
Q. Can dogs get diabetes and does it compare to diabetes in people? How is diabetes in animals treated and what is the prognosis?
Q & A: Can dogs get diabetes and does it compare to diabetes in people? Read More »
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