The hot summer season in NZ can present some hazards for our pets.

Here are the key watch-outs and safety tips to help keep your pets cool, happy and healthy this summer.

Just like humans, pets can feel the changes in the weather, and this can affect their health and happiness. The best way to ensure they stay at a comfortable temperature is to provide them with a coat or jumper.

Is your pet over six years old? While no one wants to think of their pet as ‘senior’ or ‘elderly’, your pet now may be at the age where they require extra support for their comfort.

It can be hard to tell when your pet is feeling the cold, and unfortunately, they can’t tell us in so many words.

Read on to find out what to look for in cats, dogs, and smaller animals like rabbits and guinea pigs.

Just like people, all dogs are unique. Their breed, size, age, weight, lifestyle and overall health are key deciding factors in how we care for them and what we feed them.

Here we take a look at how science-led nutrition diets, also known as speciality care or special needs diets, can assist with some common canine health problems.

There’s a chill in the air. It’s winter again and the temperature is plummeting. Heaters are on. Beanies and umbrellas are at the ready. But what about preparation and care for your furry friend? Dogs and cats, both short haired and long-haired breeds, need extra special care in winter, just like humans do.