As the days grow shorter and the weather turns colder, our furry friends often spend less time outdoors. While curling up on the sofa together is wonderful, it’s important to remember that pets still need regular stimulation, exercise, and challenges to stay both physically fit and mentally sharp. Without enrichment, pets can become bored, restless, and even anxious. The good news? With a little creativity, indoor time can be just as fun and fulfilling as outdoor adventures.

As the crisp air of autumn rolls in, you might notice your furry friend shedding more than usual. Just like we swap out our wardrobes for the cooler season, our pets go through changes too - especially when it comes to their coats. Preparing for autumn grooming is key to keeping your dog or cat healthy, comfortable, and looking their best. Without the right grooming routine, pets may develop tangles, dry skin, or even discomfort as their new coat grows in.

September is Responsible Dog Ownership Month, and it’s a wonderful reminder of the important role we play in our dogs’ lives. Our pups bring endless joy, loyalty, and love—but along with the cuddles and playtime comes responsibility. Whether you’re a new pet parent or have years of experience, here’s a deeper look at what responsible dog ownership really means.

When September rolls around, families everywhere gear up for back-to-school season. It’s a time of new routines, earlier mornings, packed lunches — and for our pets, it can be a time of confusion. After weeks of summer holidays full of noise, cuddles, and extra attention, suddenly the house becomes quiet for long stretches of the day. For many pets, this shift can trigger stress, anxiety, or unwanted behaviours. The “back-to-school blues” are real — but with a bit of planning, you can help your furry friends feel safe, content, and happy while the kids are away.