One of the few positives to come out of the COVID-19 crisis is a growing realization that we can save time and money by doing so many things remotely. It could be work, seeing a doctor, or even getting a medical diagnosis for a pet. Read on to find out about how telemedicine could benefit you.

Part of the responsibility that comes with keeping a dog as a pet is looking after them if they get pregnant. That starts with understanding all about your dog’s breed and any health recommendations that come with it. Read on for everything you’ll need to know to find out if your dog is pregnant and what to do if they are.

Our fluffy friends are curious and like to discover and taste new flavors. They may occasionally take a bite off the plants you have at home. However, some of those plants can be outright toxic for cats and dogs, and some others harmful to their health.

Think of regular visits to the vet as a little like a car service. Your vet will give your dog an all round check-up. This is a preventative measure that can keep your pet healthier for longer and could save you money over time. The regularity of your visits to the vet could depend on the breed of your dog.

Did you know that dogs benefit from a good rub just as much as humans do? After all, massages are all about easing pain and revitalizing. More than that, giving your dog a good massage also strengthens your bond with them. Want to learn more about dog massage?

Cats rely on us to keep them protected from disease and cared for by experts. Whether you have a kitten or a grown-up tom, read on to find out when you should take your cat to see the vet.

Good hot summer weather stops being fun and enjoyable when your beloved feral baby suffers from the unbearable heat in the end. Keep up the fun and their happiness levels high by reading below some useful tips on keeping cats cool in summer.

Cat anxiety is a lot more common than you might think. Familiarise yourself with the most common causes, the symptoms and ways that you can treat your anxious feline pal.

Everyone enjoys a little bit of sun once in a while. Dogs love sunbathing, just as humans do! But is it as good for them as it is for us? Alternatively, can it be as harmful when the weather gets too hot? What are the ways to prevent any risks?

Obesity is nowadays a problem that affects not only humans but also our pets. Just as in humans, eating too much and not practicing physical exercise is an unhealthy habit for any dog and eventually, this will bring problems like being overweight.