Feeding your pet isn’t just about filling a bowl - it’s about supporting their health, energy, and happiness at every stage of life. The “right” food for a playful puppy isn’t the same as what a senior cat needs, and lifestyle factors like activity level, size, and health concerns matter just as much as age. This guide breaks it all down so you can make confident, informed choices for your pet.

Late winter is often overlooked when it comes to pet care. Christmas is over, spring still feels far away, and routines tend to stay on autopilot. But for pets, this in-between season can be surprisingly challenging. Cold air, indoor heating, reduced activity, and the early signs of seasonal change can all affect your pet’s comfort and health. This late-winter pet care checklist walks through the key areas to focus on before spring arrives, helping your pet feel their best during the seasonal transition.

January marks National Train Your Dog Month, the perfect time for pet parents to focus on training, enrichment, and strengthening the bond with their canine companions. With the fresh start of a new year, it’s an ideal opportunity to set positive routines, reinforce good habits, and address any behavioural challenges that may have developed over time.

January is National Walk Your Dog Month, a perfect reminder that daily walks are more than just a bathroom break for your dog - they’re a cornerstone of physical health, mental stimulation, and emotional bonding. While colder weather and busy schedules can make walks feel like a chore, this month encourages pet parents to recommit to one of the simplest and most impactful habits for their dog’s well-being.