Adult Cats
Once your feline companion is over 3 years of age, he is in his prime and for him to remain healthy it is your duty as a pet parent to make sure he is not overweight. Unhealthy weight management leads to serious health issues like obesity, heart diseases, diabetes and
Adult
Its summertime! Along with the scorching heat comes the most colourful festival – Holi. It celebrates the joy of love and the triumph of good over the evil. Although people enjoy playing with water and colours the same cannot be said about our four legged friends. Playing with colours is harmful
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Accidents can happen anytime and anywhere. Good pet parents are always fretting about the safety of their little ones. Being prepared to avoid your pet succumbing to potential danger is the key to safe parenting. Hence, it is necessary to have a first aid kit handy. Here’s what is
Adult
The holiday season is here and it is all about the spirit of giving and sharing love and goodwill with your dear ones. Since your pet is part of your family it is necessary to include him in the festivities and it is your responsibility as a pet parent to
Adult
The steady pour of rain, the cool sting of winter air and the constant show of clouds is bound to bring about a fit of blues to you and your pet. You take all the precautionary care by dressing up warmly and staying indoors, but what about your four legged
Adult
Diwali, the festival of lights is the most awaited festival of the year. Houses decorated with lamps and crackers galore, it’s party time for us. Sadly, amidst all our glorious celebration we spare no thought to the ones that are most likely to be affected by the noise and
Adult
Fiber is a component that is readily found in every processed dog food. Yet adding a little extra fiber in their diet would definitely lead to a better colon health, fights obesity, prevents diarrhea and constipation as well as helps pets battling diabetes mellitus. Let’s have a look at
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Deworming your pets: Deworming items can be purchased from pet stores, vet clinics or even at some supermarkets. Puppies and kittens need to be dewormed every two weeks until 12 weeks on then do it every 3-6 months. Rewarding your pets: Timing is everything! The reward must occur with 1-2