Health & Wellbeing

Finding fleas on your dog can be a nightmare, and getting rid of them is not a picnic either. But, with our handy guide to getting rid of fleas on dogs, you can ensure your dog is flea-free fast and find the best way to stop them from returning. 

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.

Anxiety in dogs is a lot more common than you'd think, even in older dogs. But what can you do about it? In our blog, we take a look at some of the most popular dog calmers on the market and whether they could be the right fit for your dog. 

Did you know there are more ways to care for your dog's teeth than just brushing them? Our latest blog looks at the range of brushing alternatives available so you can keep your dog's teeth healthy without the stress of brushing. 

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.

 A key choice all dog owners need to make is whether or not to neuter their new pet. If you’re not sure if you should, check out our guide to dog neutering for a better understanding of what neutering is, how much it costs, and the benefits it can offer your dog.

While we find fireworks delightful, they can cause a lot of stress and anxiety in pets. Here we discuss the effects fireworks may have on your pet and how you can help them cope with this Bonfire Night.

Red eyes are a sure sign that something is wrong with your dog, whether the condition is related to their eyes or not. From glaucoma and dry eye to allergies and conjunctivitis, find out what's causing your dog's red eyes and how to treat it.