Does your dog struggle with bath time? If this is the case, getting your dog to enjoy splashing in water and being massaged with shampoo should all be about treats and praise. Bathing plays an important role in the health of your dog’s coat and skin,

Dogs and cats provide the perfect environment for fleas with their soft, warm fur. Fleas feed on your pet’s blood and can cause health problems later, ranging from allergic reactions to serious skin illnesses. Fleas are mostly found on your pets during

Sometimes you can feel a tick or two when you pet your cat or dog. Unlike fleas, ticks are larger and more obvious when looking for pests on your pet. They tend to be large enough to see, ticks can also be found around the ears, paws, head or neck area of your

Why should I use Pet Shampoo on my pets and not my human products? Dogs groom themselves and most seem to love to play and roll in disgusting things. Cats on the other hand groom themselves quite regularly, yet they roll in dust and do tend to get themselves

The condition of your dog’s skin and coat is very important. You can tell a lot about your dog's overall health, nutritional status and well being by taking a look at their skin and their coat. The skin is the largest organ of the body and when it is not

Being a pet owner includes numerous responsibilities including ensuring your pet's dental hygiene. Cleaning your pet's teeth can go a long way in minimising health problems that may require invasive and costly dental treatments if left unchecked. Many pet

Hairballs are unpleasant and develop as a result of your cat's grooming. When a cat grooms itself, loose and dead hair will often be swallowed. This hair will be passed into the digestive tract and will ether stay there or move through the intestines and come

While cats can be quite obsessive at grooming themselves, there are times when they need a bath. We all know cats hate being put into soapy water, washed down, and cleaned in their sensitive areas but sometimes there is no way around it. Why would I bath my

It is very common advice to clean your pet's ears quite often to avoid wax buildups and infections, but sometimes all that cleaning can be detrimental. There are some substances which should be avoided when cleaning your pets ears. Hydrogen peroxide for example,