As pet owners, we always want what’s best for our furry friends. We take them on walks, feed them nutritious food and make sure they have plenty of toys to play with. But when it comes to recognising signs that our pets may be sick or in pain, many of us struggle to know when it’s time to take them to the vet. In this blog post, we’ll discuss some common signs that indicate your pet may need to see a veterinarian.…
Read More »Desexing your male dog will prevent them from fathering any puppies and dull down their interest in female dogs when they are in season, which can prevent your dog from misbehaving when around females. In some male dogs, being desexed can reduce aggressive and boisterous behaviour, which can make them easier to work with and train, and it can also make them less territorial. The Desexing Procedure Before your dog is desexed, your vet will carry out a physical examination to ensure they are healthy.…
Read More »If your puppy has diarrhoea, it’s time to take action. The first thing you should do is provide extra water. Diarrhoea can cause dehydration, especially if the problem persists for too long. The next thing you should do is switch your puppy to a bland diet for a few days. This can include plain chicken and rice. You can also add a bit of pumpkin puree to the mix. This combination can ease your puppy’s tummy troubles.…
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