Obstacle courses create mental stimulation and exercise for your dog. They are a great way for you and your dog to bond as the course challenges you both through endurance and communication. An obstacle course is comprised of several pieces of exercise

Like play is children’s main occupation, your dog’s tricks can play an important role in his development and behaviour. If, for example, your dog loves to chase every moving object, from animals or children to balls and shadows, you can distract him through a

Interactive brain games create an opportunity for pet and owner to socialise while encouraging healthy intellectual stimulation for the pet at the same time. For kittens and puppies, play is essential for development and throughout your pets’ lives, play is a

Playing active games with your pooch is a fun way to stimulate your pet’s mind and give them a healthy workout. It is also a great way to prevent yourself from turning into a coach potato! Now, don’t worry, we’re not suggesting that you do sprints with your

The purpose of interactive and activating pet toys, games and puzzles is to provide owners the opportunity to activate their dog or cat in an easy and fun way at home, through each life stage.  Puppies Interactive play encourages your puppy or kitten to be curious

Mental stimulation is not entirely a new concept. It was introduced many years ago but has not been entirely embraced by pet owners. Mainly because pet owners do not know the best way to go about it. It is a very important part of your pet’s life and should be

Imagine your day only consists of going to the gym, eating and sleeping. It sounds like a good idea, but actually, in the end, you will get bored with the repetitive routine. The same is true for our pets. It is important to understand that physical stimulation is

By Valdette Muller – Veterinary Nurse Interactive play, which allows pets to use both their heads and legs, is extremely important for their overall pet health. Yet many owners either don’t have the time to spend with Fido, or don’t know how to play, and