VetBabble

Can you imagine your life without a comfy bed to crawl into each night? Your dog’s bed should be a haven and a place they can spend a good deal of time.

Desexing your dog will prevent the arrival of an unwanted litter of puppies and have a positive impact on their long term health and wellbeing.

Socializing your puppy early will go a long way to ensuring that you have a happy, well adjusted dog that interacts well with people and other animals.

Does your dog have smelly breath? An estimated 80% of dogs have dental disease by 3 years of age. Help protect your dog with these simple dog brushing techniques and preventative care.

Bloat in dogs is a common and often fatal emergency, but a preventative gastropexy is a way you can greatly reduce the risk of it happening.

While training cats is often not as easy as dog training, it certainly is possible if you can find the right motivator. The key difficulty...

Fleas and ticks can cause some serious health problems for your feline friend. We offer our top tips and advice for keeping your cat flea and tick free.

The trend toward holistic, more natural pet diets seems intuitively better for our pets. But is it safe and what are the pros and cons of these raw diets?

Is your dog vomiting? Should you be worried? The following discussion from our vet will help you work out what to do next.

Feliway is a safe, effective and natural way to improve problem behavior and help your cat to cope with changes such as moving house...

Many people feel that a house only becomes a home when a cat lives there. Here are some benefits to cat ownership which will surprise even the most devoted of cat-people.

Bird tricks are learned through observation and imitation, so what your bird learns depends on the time and effort you put into their training.

Many dogs have food intolerances to chicken, so turkey is an excellent option. These are ideal as an accompaniment to your dog’s regular diet.

From collars and carriers to kitty litter and toys we take a look at all the equipment essentials you'll need to care for your feline friend.

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.