Help, my dog ate a chocolate candy bar!  My dog ate a shoe!  My dog ate it's toy!...these are some of the most common...

Your dog will likely drink around 15-25ml per lb of body weight per day. There is variation depending on the  water content in their food and exercise.

Dogs cost money, but if we know what costs to budget for it can take the sting out of that hit to the wallet. We look at some basic costs for owning a dog.

When it comes to food, your bird needs a balanced diet as well as lots of clean water to stay in tip top shape.

Dog skin is surprising stuff. For example, canine skin is thinner and more fragile than human skin. Who’d have thought!

Frequent nail trimming should be a routine part of your dog’s grooming. By keeping nails short, your dog is less likely to get injured...

There can be several reasons for flatulence in dogs and most of these are not serious.

When it comes to keeping clean and tangle free your cat will need a helping hand from you. We share our top grooming tips and advice with you.

Unlike many parasites, most fleas live in the environment, not on your pet. And there are always plenty of new fleas waiting in the wings, ready to replace those that are killed.

The Dachshund or ‘sausage dog’ is a loveable goofball who makes a great family pet.

One of the worst things you can hear is that your dog has cancer. Despite the fact that survival odds have greatly improved over...

When you think of preventive medicine for dogs and cats, you probably think of vaccinations or flea and heartworm prevention. But what about routine...

One of the most common nutritional problems seen in dogs is obesity. The following article should help your dog get back to its healthy weight.

Toilet training is one of the common challenges that pet owners face when they first adopt a new dog. We run through some basics for you here.

A dog who is "leash reactive" is most likely experiencing some anxiety, fear or discomfort associated with other dogs. The situation is worse on a lead because your dog can’t approach in a safe and relaxed way.