As the days get shorter and daylight fades earlier, many pet owners begin to notice subtle changes in their pet’s behaviour. A dog who once eagerly waited by the door for evening walks may now seem content to curl up on the couch instead. A playful cat might spend more time sleeping and less time chasing toys. While it’s easy to assume pets are simply “slowing down,” seasonal light changes can genuinely influence your pet’s mood, energy levels, and daily rhythms, much like they do in humans. Understanding why this happens - and how to support your pet through the transition - can help make the darker months calmer, healthier, and more enjoyable for everyone.

As we welcome a new year full of fresh routines and renewed intentions, it’s the perfect time to reassess the habits we’ve created for our pets. Just like us, animals benefit from small, consistent lifestyle improvements - whether it’s better nutrition, more exercise, or a calmer daily routine. A few thoughtful adjustments now can set the tone for a healthier, happier year ahead.

We’re incredibly proud to be celebrating a major milestone in our growth: the opening of our new 40,000 sq. ft. logistics centre in Lancashire. This investment marks the next step in our transformation from a small, surgery-based operation into one of the UK’s fastest-growing pet-care retailers.

As winter settles in, dogs and cats face a host of cold-weather challenges that can affect their comfort, safety, and health. From frostbite to dry skin to harmful chemicals on winter sidewalks, the risks are real - but with the right planning, you can help your pets stay warm and protected all season long.