Bonfire Night can be a stressful time for pets. Loud bangs, flashing lights, and unfamiliar smells may cause anxiety or fear. Fortunately, there are simple steps you can take to help your dog or cat stay safe and comfortable—from preparing a quiet space indoors to adjusting walk times and using calming techniques when fireworks are expected.
Cats do more than curl up in cosy spots—they can positively affect our well-being. Studies show that living with a cat may help reduce stress, lower blood pressure, and ease feelings of loneliness. With their calming presence and affectionate nature, cats can support both mental and physical health, offering comfort in ways that go far beyond companionship.
Bringing home a new dog is an exciting milestone, but it’s important to be prepared. From choosing the right supplies to creating a calm, welcoming space, early planning makes the transition smoother for both you and your pet. With structure, patience, and consistency, you can help your dog settle in and feel secure from the very first day.
Our Popular Coloured Crufts Tags blend vibrant enamel on tough steel or brass with functional design. Available in classic shapes and multiple hues, these official Crufts‑licensed tags feature epoxy coatings, free laser engraving, and a five‑year break and fade guarantee. They combine eye‑catching style with pet safety—ideal for proud owners who want flair without compromising identification.
In a June 2015 episode, BBC Watchdog aired undercover footage from eight Pets at Home stores revealing seriously concerning issues—dead and diseased fish on display, poor advice on reptile care, and animals sold without health checks. Pets at Home CEO Nick Wood strongly disputed these findings, emphasising their ‘Pets before Profit’ ethos and inviting customers to judge care for themselves.
Britain’s Got Talent recently crowned a winner who sparked fierce debate. Critics question the judges’ choice and the show’s direction, while fans argue it’s just TV drama. But beneath the uproar is a larger conversation about public taste, media influence, and performance value. It may just be a storm in a teacup—or a reflection of deeper audience expectations.
Pet safety means more than love—it’s about foresight. From securing identification and microchips to supervising outdoor time, preventing theft, and spaying to deter opportunistic thieves, every step matters. This guide helps you create a safer environment—at home and on the move—so your pet can thrive securely and you can enjoy peace of mind.
Daisy is expecting another litter of puppies, and preparations are well underway. As she enters the final stages of her pregnancy, it’s important to provide a calm, comfortable environment to support her wellbeing. With careful planning and attention to her needs, we’re getting ready to welcome a new generation of pups into the world.
A sneeze from your cat can be adorable—or a sign of something more serious. While occasional sneezing due to dust or mild nasal irritation is normal, persistent bouts, discoloured discharge, pawing at the nose, or lethargy may indicate infections, foreign objects, allergies, dental trouble, polyps, or rare tumours. Learn what common causes look like and when it’s time to visit the vet.
Just like humans, pets can benefit from losing excess weight—but it should be done thoughtfully. By adjusting portion sizes, choosing high-quality food, and adding play or activity, you can kickstart healthier habits. Close monitoring, small changes, and regular vet check-ups ensure your pet sheds pounds safely. It’s about supporting their wellbeing for a longer, more energetic life.
Crufts is more than a dog show—it's a celebration of canine excellence. From agility and obedience events to breed showcases and rescue displays, the event highlights the special bond between dogs and their owners. Whether you're attending in person or watching from home, Crufts offers inspiration, education, and plenty of tail-wagging moments.
It turns out those adorable kitten and puppy photos might actually do more than make you smile—they could improve your concentration. A study from Japan found that looking at cute images can boost focus and attention to detail. So next time you need a mental reset, scrolling through some animal cuteness might be just what your brain needs.
