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Loud bangs, flashes of light, weird smells - is it any wonder pets hate Bonfire Night? While we might ooh and ahh over fireworks, they can be the source of a lot of anxiety for your dog or cat. Whether your pet is the type to hide under the blanket, bark or howl at the window, or even try to make a run for it, here are our top tips for how to get them ready for Bonfire Night.

It’s usually dogs who beg for scraps, but sometimes your cat will also try to scoff your dinner if you leave your plate unattended! Some human foods can be ok for cats, others not so much. If you’d like to treat your cat to leftovers like cheese, eggs, or porridge, read on to find out if it’s safe for them to eat first.  

People love August. It's the peak of summer. But for your pet? It bites. Or even sucks. Because August is also peak tick season, and the blood-sucking bugs are just waiting for your dogs and cats every time they venture into long grass. We have 4 steps you can follow to keep your dog or cat safe from ticks this summer.

We all know how important water is, but even so, how many of us always get our 8 glasses a day? It’s even trickier to make sure your cat is drinking enough water. Cats have very low thirst drives and often won’t feel the need to drink until they’re already dehydrated. Keep them healthy and hydrated with these simple tips.