Rabbits are often thought of as quiet, easy-going pets that spend their days nibbling on carrots and hopping around the garden. But anyone who has shared their home with a rabbit knows there is much more to these fascinating animals. Rabbits are intelligent, social and wonderfully individual, with their own personalities, preferences and routines. They can form strong bonds with their owners and, when properly cared for, can be rewarding companions for many years. International Rabbit Day on 26th September is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate these unique animals while also raising awareness of what rabbits really need to live happy, healthy and fulfilling lives.

Our cats may spend much of their day sleeping, stretching, grooming themselves and generally doing things on their own terms, but that does not mean they do not need plenty of care and attention to stay happy and healthy. Happy Healthy Cat Month is a wonderful opportunity for cat owners to take a closer look at their feline friend's routine and think about whether there are simple ways to make life even better.

Responsible Dog Ownership Month is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate everything we love about dogs while also taking a moment to think about what it means to give them the happy, healthy and fulfilling lives they deserve. Dogs bring companionship, fun and unconditional affection into our homes, but owning a dog is also a long-term commitment that comes with important responsibilities.

Summer can be one of the best times of year for our pets. Longer days, more time spent outdoors, holidays, day trips, relaxed mornings and plenty of extra time with their favourite people can make the summer months feel like one long adventure. But as summer comes to an end, life often starts to change again. While you might be looking forward to getting back into a routine, your pet may need a little more time to adjust.