Enjoying a weekend break or a well-earned family summer holiday always comes with extra thought when you have pets at home. Who will feed them? Walk them? Keep them company? While travelling with pets is possible in some situations, for most owners it’s simply not the best option, especially when it comes to maintaining feeding
Holidays are meant to be relaxing, but when you have pets at home, planning time away can quickly become a logistical challenge as travelling with pets is rarely easy. Whether it’s a long weekend in the Cotswolds or a two-week trip abroad, pet owners have to think carefully about who will look after their animals,
Going on holiday should be an exciting experience, not stressful (outside of remembering the passports). But when you have pets at home, travel planning can quickly become complicated as travelling with pets is rarely an easy experience. Trying to source pet-friendly accommodation and worrying about your cat’s routine or your dog’s daily walks makes it
Feeding your cat isn’t always straightforward. Between the hundreds of brands, flavours and formats available, one of the biggest questions cat owners face is whether to feed wet food, dry food or a combination of both. Every cat is different. Some will only touch a particular texture or flavour. Others will graze happily on kibble
When it comes to feeding your cat, the choice between wet food and dry food can be confusing. Both have benefits and drawbacks, and every cat is different in what they like, need and tolerate. As a cat owner, it’s natural to want to give your pet the best possible nutrition. But diet is more
When it comes to feeding your cat, the choice between wet food and dry food can feel overwhelming. Each has its own benefits and drawbacks and every cat has their own unique preferences and dietary needs. As pet owners, we all want to give our furry companions the best possible care. That includes making sure
Summer along the coast brings sunshine, sea breezes, and plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventures with your pet. But it also means higher temperatures, especially on still, sunny days. Whether you’re strolling the South Downs or relaxing near Eastbourne’s beaches, keeping your pet cool is important to ensure their safety and comfort. Here are some
Most of us look forward to summer, but for our furry companions, rising temperatures can present real challenges. There are countless beautiful spots to enjoy in West Oxfordshire, from scenic rolling hills in Enstone to lush meadows near Witney, but keeping your pet cool is essential to ensure their comfort and safety. We’ve gathered some
As temperatures rise in the warmer months, our furry friends feel the heat too. Dogs and cats don’t sweat like humans, which makes them more vulnerable to overheating. Whether you’re out for a countryside walk or staying in, keeping your pet cool is essential. Here are some practical, pet-safe tips and recipes tailored for the
As we approach the end of the year, it’s a wonderful time to pause and reflect on the time spent with our furry companions. This year, like every other, has been a journey for both you and your pet, filled with growth, learning, and memorable moments. Let’s take a moment to look back at the
