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Cats are masters of disguise, especially when it comes to hiding pain! Joint issues like arthritis often fly under the radar, making joint pain in cats something many pet parents don’t think about until their feline friend starts skipping the windowsill or sleeping...
Joint pain in dogs is more common than many pet owners realise, and it can really take the bounce out of your pup’s step. One day, they’re chasing tennis balls like a pro, the next, they’re hesitating at the bottom of the stairs. It’s tough to see our furry companions...
Ahhhh, summer adventures with your dog - beach days, BBQs, hikes, and sea swims - this is what memories are made of! But with all that extra activity comes added strain on your dog’s joints, especially for older or larger breeds. That’s why summer is the ideal time to...
As a pet owner, it can be difficult to accept that our pets go through the same ageing process as we do, and unfortunately, arthritis in older pets is certainly part of that journey. While our pets are probably less concerned with having grey hair than us humans, a...
As any seasoned pet owner will know, joint care for pets is essential for keeping them active, happy, and pain-free as they age. Like humans, pets need regular exercise to maintain strong joints, improve flexibility, and support overall mobility. Whether your pet is a...
The winter season is upon us, which means that pet owners should consider some winter safety tips for pets big and small. For humans, winter wonderland walks and cosy nights by an open fire make winter enjoyable, not to mention the upcoming festivities of Christmas!...
As every cat owner knows, our feline friends are stoic creatures. When they’re in pain or feeling under the weather, cats love to go about their business as if they were invincible. However, contrary to popular belief, cats don’t have nine lives to fritter away. It’s...
Joint discomfort isn't merely an inconvenience for pet parents; it poses a significant challenge that can severely impact the quality of life of our beloved canine companions. As caring dog owners and passionate aficionados, we have a pivotal role in closely...
Ageing is inevitable in the circle of life – and our canine companions are no exception to this rule. As hard as it may be to watch our best furry friends begin to slow down with age, it is a reality many pet owners have to face. One particularly common reason for...
According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), dogs that are seven years of age or older qualify for the senior pet status. Similar to what happens to us humans, our canine friends can slow down as they age, requiring more sleep and developing...
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