Health & Wellbeing

As the seasons change again, so do the potential threats to your pet's health. In our latest blog, we take a look at some of the main dangers to consider this autumn to keep your pet safe. 

Fleas and worms aren't the only parasites posing a risk to your pet. Giardia are microscopic parasites that often cause digestive problems in dogs, but some pets can be asymptomatic while infected. Learn more about how dogs get Giardia and what treatment options are available in our quick guide. 

Tapeworms are just one of the common parasitic worms your pet could pick up during their lifetime, but did you know there's more than one type of tapeworm? Find out what tapeworm species threaten your pet, how they can be spread, and how to effecitvely kill tapeworms. 

Technology is ever-changing and evolving, even in the pet care industry. Find out our favourite pet care technologies and how they could make your life easier in our latest blog. Plus, additional insight on what UK pet owners want to see in the future of pet care tech. 

Summer is a spectacular time of year for having adventures and making memories. But as the seasons change and temperatures rise, new seasonal dangers emerge. Make sure you're prepared with our summer safety tips!

Are you worried your dog could be stolen? Here are some tips and advice from the experts at Pet Drugs Online, including the most stolen dog breeds in the UK from 2024 and guidance on how to prevent your dog from being stolen.

Who says having pets means you can't have a bustling and beautiful garden? Certainly not us, and with our ultimate guide to pet-safe plants, you can too! Whether you're looking to bring the outside in with pet-friendly houseplants or you want to grow your own herbs, read on to learn more about pet-safe plants!

With Easter fast approaching, we examine just how dangerous chocolate is to dogs and what to do if your dog decides to help itself to a tasty treat this Easter. 

Maintaining your dog's health and well-being is your sole responsibility as a pet owner. This means providing them with appropriate food and taking them for checkups with the vet, and keeping up with their routine healthcare treatments, including worming. Here, we discuss the best worming treatments for dogs to help you find the most suitable choice for your pet. 

What is your dog’s poo telling you? In our latest blog, we discuss the different kinda of poos your dog might be leaving and what is considered normal when it comes to dog poo colour and texture as well as what to do if something isn’t as it should be.