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Catnip is one of the best products available to encourage your cat's natural playfulness and curiosity, but what exactly is catnip? And why does it bring all the cats to the yard? 

Did you know that pets can be allergic to fleas? Find out how to recognise the signs of flea allergy dermatitis and what you can do to help a pet that's allergic to flea bites. 

Did you know many worming treatments effectively kill existing infestations but don't offer prolonged defence between treatments? This means your pet may be at risk of reinfestation if you do not treat them frequently enough. Our blog explains how many times a year you should be worming your pet so you can build the perfect parasite prevention plan for your pet. 

From weed killers that are toxic to pets to seasonal allergies, find out how to keep your pet safe this spring with our guide to spring dangers for cats and dogs.

Giving a cat a bath sounds like a risk no one wants to undertake, but some owners have no choice. In our latest guide, we walk you through how to bathe a cat, how to acclimate them to water, and what shampoos to use. 

If you have a dog with food allergies, it can be hard to find the right food that meets their nutritional needs while not aggravating their allergies. In our blog, we explore the difference between hypoallergenic and anallergenic food, so you can be sure your dog is getting the best. 

Cat flu is a common illness in cats that's a lot like the common cold in humans. Find out how to prevent your cat from getting cat flu and how to treat them if they do catch it with our blog. 

Being able to shop online has made getting the things you need all the easier for people across the world! But what about your pet's medicine? Here, we walk through what is required for a company to sell pet medicine online, what accreditations to look out for, and how to order a pet prescription on Pet Drugs Online.

Do you know what foods are safe for your cat to eat? Find out in our latest blog where we explore some of the key human foods that are dangerous to cats, as well as those that aren't.