When your sick cat receives a diagnosis of ‘liver disease’, it may feel like there’s a firm explanation about what’s wrong with your fur-friend. However, what many owners don’t realize is that liver problems come in all shapes and sizes.

Ever wondered whether hairballs are normal and what to do about them? This very entertaining video tells us why hairballs occur and what to do about them.

Once a pug owner, always a pug owner. These roly-poly balls of fun are playful, stubborn and fit in beautifully with family life.

Are you considering adopting a rabbit? Our Rabbit Care Guide will help you make the right choices with tips and advice on how to care for your pet rabbit.

Ferrets are cute, playful and inquisitive pets but they do have highly specialized needs. We explore the key considerations you take into account before bringing a ferret into your family.

“It’s like herding cats”, is an expression of exasperation often used when something’s almost impossible. This is because cats have a reputation for being free-thinkers...

Whilst worms in cats are mostly invisible, keeping your feline companion worm free is an absolute must for their ongoing health and wellbeing.

Unfortunately, chocolate can be very dangerous for dogs. How much is too much and what should you do if your dog eats chocolate?

Are you considering adopting a pet Guinea Pig? Our Guinea Pig Care Guide will provide you with tips and advice on how to care for your new furry friend.

Pancreatitis in dogs is a painful condition and you may wonder what to expect and how to help. Pancreatitis is treatable but can make your pet very ill.

When assembling an emergency kit, it’s vital to make sure that you’ve planned ahead and included enough food and supplies to keep your pets...

This bright white powder-puff has a fun-loving, happy nature and loves to socialise.

So you’ve just adopted your puppy. These are a few basic things you need to do to make sure your puppy and your family stay healthy.

The technical term for this is ‘Pica’ which is defined as ‘the eating of nonfood items’. Causes for pica can be similar to that of coprophagia, and can range from normal exploration to actual medical condition.

Are you ready for a dog? It's an important question and one you need to know the answer to before you bring a new canine companion into your family.