Similar to us, cats and dogs can have sensitive stomachs. Here’s what you need to know about feeding them for their best health.

It’s easy to forget that our pets are ageing around seven times faster than us. Knowing what to look for, taking your pet for regular vet check-ups, and adjusting their diet and exercise regime are the best preventative steps to help keep your fury friends healthy and comfortable in their senior years.

Over 30% of cats in New Zealand are estimated to be overweight. Just like humans, weight can have a serious impact on a cat’s overall health and well-being so it’s important to take action if your kitty is putting on the kilos. 

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.

With so many cat food options out there, it can be hard to know what to feed your cat. Due to the many benefits of wet and dry cat food, feeding your cat a combination of both in their daily diet can be the best option - to give your feline friend the best of both worlds!

It’s Easter time again, which means there’s a greater chance that our furry family members may get themselves into some mischief and eat things that they shouldn’t. Here is a quick refresher on Easter hazards to watch out for.