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Using A Soft Crate as a Cat Birthing Box

Date: 25 March 2018

Cats are known to nest in the most inconvenient places. A pet crate will give your queen some privacy while being comfortable and safe!

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Your Vet Prescribed Pet Confinement – Now What?

Date: 20 March 2018

Even the smallest of surgeries are invasive, and in most cases that means restricting how much activity your pet engages in to ensure healing and complete recovery. If a pet moves too much after a surgery, there’s a risk of wounds that don’t heal or heal slowly.

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Portable, Soft Crates That Are Also Indoor Kennels

Date: 15 March 2018

Puppies and adult dogs have a natural fondness for enclosed sleeping places - think of how often your dogs will sleep under a coffee table, against a wall or behind a couch.

In the wild, they would seek out a safe den to sleep and could be in the form of a cave or any other shelter that would keep them protected and secure. That is all a dog crate is.

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Easy Do-It-Yourself Home Dog Grooming Guide

Date: 01 March 2018

Grooming does not mean that you need to find a parlour that can pamper your precious pup.

Although specialised facilities that cater for grooming, these are not within everyone’s budget and in many cases, you are more than capable of grooming your own dog – all you need is some basic understanding of what is required and how to do it correctly.

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9 Things You Should Never Feed Your Cat

Date: 20 February 2018

As a self-confessed cat lady, I try to be the best pet-parent!

I thought I was pretty clued up on what would be considered “good” human food for my kitties. I was surprised to read this list from petmd.com. Although I have a no-scrap rule, where I do not feed them any meal leftovers, I have on occasion given them some of the items on this “no-no” list without knowing that it could cause them harm in the long run.

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Save Your Dog’s Life: Choking

Date: 05 February 2018

Choking is a common emergency that you may experience with your pet.

Most dogs will chew nearly anything including bones, toys, sticks and plastic (to name a few!) which can get lodged in the windpipe - with a choking dog, knowing how to respond could save your pet’s life as you might not have enough time to rush to the vet.

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Surviving The Post-Op

Date: 03 February 2018

After most surgeries, pets will need to be confined for a period of time to ensure accelerated healing and complete recovery.

We know that it can be hard emotionally and strategically, to confine your pet, but it is the only way he can get better. Confinement is ‘house-arrest’ or restriction to a limited area in an effort to prevent prolonged physical exertion.

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Tips To Get Your Dog, And Yourself, Ready for The Limelight

Date: 25 January 2018

Every truly avid dog-owner wishes for the chance to show off his pet at the nearest dog show. It is both a way to validate your pride in owning your pet and a chance to see other beautiful dogs in action. For the first timer, however, entering the world of competitive dog shows can truly be a daunting experience.

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7 Tips: Introducing A New Kitten to Older Cats

Date: 20 January 2018

When you decide to adopt a new kitten, it’s normally more exiting for you and your family than it is for the cat you already own. Although cats are solitary by nature, most will come to accept or ultimately tolerate any additions. Cats can be very territorial, which is why you should always be careful when you introduce a new kitten to your older cat.

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Daddy, Can I Have a Puppy?

Date: 05 January 2018

Sooner or later, every parent is likely to hear: “Please, can I have a puppy?”

A pet can become a wonderful addition to a family and teach children valuable life lessons including responsibility.

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A Busy Festive Season Predicted for Santa Paws

Date: 17 December 2017

Pet lovers are increasingly treating their furry companions like fully-fledged family members. If you feel more excited to share the adventures of other species that you have welcomed into our home, instead of stories about blood relatives, don’t be concerned - you are not alone.

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Crate Training Your Puppy Is a Kindness

Date: 01 September 2017

All training starts with taking advantage of natural animal instincts to reinforce the behaviour you desire.

Crate training your puppy from a young age give him his own space where he’ll feel secure and comfortable, which is especially important in a household with other dogs but offers clear and easily understandable lines of discipline and acceptable behaviour.

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Take The Fright Out of Festival Fireworks

Date: 17 February 2017

A Practical Guide for SA Dog Owners - As we approach Guy Fawkes Day (5 November), Diwali (10-11 November), Christmas and New Year, the fireworks season is upon us. Humans, celebrating special occasions through intense firework displays can be a delight for children and adults, however terrifying for our fur kids.

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Is It Time to Consider Hiring a Pet Sitter?

Date: 15 February 2017

South African households show an increasing importance on responsible pet ownership. As members of the family, pets need to be well cared for when their parents are away on holiday or business trips. A number of pet owners often forfeit a trip because they don’t have anyone they trust to look after for their beloved animals. Should you own an exotic, fussy, needy or particularly high maintenance breed you might eventually require someone reliable to look after them.

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Treat Pets Like a Human Passenger in Your Vehicle

Date: 15 February 2017

Pets are members of the family and they are traveling with us more than ever, whether for the traditional trip to the park, holidays or extravagant excursions to the grooming parlour.

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Cat Scratching Driving You Crazy?

Date: 01 February 2017

From Menace to Model Citizen

There is much joy and excitement when adopting a new kitten, yet inappropriate behaviour, including scratching, is the most common reason people give up their pets, with 18-30% of cats are no longer in their first home after the end of the initial year.

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