The Christmas Technology Survival Guide
How to have ho ho ho, not oh no no!
It used to be so simple. The only technology you needed to think about at Christmas was a bunch of AA batteries, and setting the video for Die Hard. Now, though, things are a bit more complicated. Even the humblest toys are packing processors, using obscure batteries or demanding an overnight charge before you can use them. […]
Christmas Foods Your Dog Should Avoid Eating
As tempting as it is to share your favourite festive treats with your dog, […]
A Calmer Christmas
The season of goodwill can sometimes feel more like the season of discontent. If you’re hoping to avoid […]
Thinking About Getting a Kitten?
Getting a kitten is an exciting prospect – they’re fun and entertaining, not to mention adorable and cute. But before you bring home your new furry friend, it’s important to check whether you’re fully prepared and that your home is kitten-friendly. […]
Becoming a Foster Carer by Kate Duggan
Tens of thousands of children enter the care system in the UK every year. If you think you could help, read on to find out more about fostering, including how to go about it and how much you could earn. […]
Keeping Your Dog Safe This Summer
Swimming is a fun activity for your dog, and one which can be extremely beneficial for their overall health. In the heat of summer, however, it comes into its own by cooling them down and helping them to avoid the risk of heat stroke to which dogs are prone. […]
Summer Fun on a Budget by Kate Duggan
Want to make your pennies stretch a bit further this summer? Keep reading… […]
Heat Stroke In Dogs
Heat stroke is a serious risk for dogs in the summer because they can’t lose heat through their skin as we do. Even on a warm day, if they can’t seek out shade or water to cool down, they can suffer irreparable organ damage, which is often fatal. So how do you prevent heat stroke, what are the symptoms, and what can you do to help? […]
Carry On Camping by Kate Duggan
Campfires, bike rides, toasted marshmallows, bug hunts, star gazing … there’s a lot of fun to be had on a family camping trip. […]
Protect Your Cats and Dogs in the Garden This Spring
If you’re enjoying the warmer weather this spring and spending more time in the garden with your pet, here are a few tips to keep both cats and dogs safe and well and avoid any urgent visits to the vet. […]
