If you've just adopted a kitten or puppy, controlling fleas, worms and other parasites is going to be an important task to pop in the calendar. While the irritation of these fleas and parasites are usually more noticeable in the spring and summer, it's a year round task to keep on top of.

Training your kitten to use a litter box and eventually a cat door, requires time, patience and a plan. Everyone in your home needs to understand how the training works, so they can reinforce good behaviour and support success.

You might think kittens are self-grooming and self-entertaining, but daily brushing and plenty of playtime now is important. Both of these activities help your kitten become strong and healthy, as well as allowing you to develop a close bond and raise an adult cat that loves spending time with you.

Kittens grow rapidly, a two-year-old cat will accomplish the same growth you do in 25 years. To support all that growing and learning, feeding your kitten high-quality nutrition while they're young will help to support healthy organ function, bones, teeth, joints, skin and coat. This high-quality diet will help your kitten thrive and help set them up for a healthy future.

Skin is your pet’s largest organ, and also has an important role in their physical well-being. A healthy coat provides protection from weather conditions, sensory data and even manufactures vital nutrients such as Vitamin D.

Did you know that over 36% of lumps in dogs and 58% of lumps in cats are bad cancers that can spread? * Lumps and bumps on pets are common, but not normal. Sometimes they are harmless, but sometimes they are a sign that something more sinister may be going on. Please don’t leave lumps to chance – early detection can mean a better outcome for your furry friend.