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From chasing balls and climbing cat trees to simply getting up for breakfast, healthy muscles help pets move through life with strength and comfort. Helping them feel and function at their best starts with a complete and balanced diet suited to their species, life stage and individual needs that they tolerate well alongside regular, appropriate activity and veterinary care when something doesn’t seem right.

Healthy skin and a shiny coat that looks and feels its best starts with diet. The best food for your pet’s skin and coat health is a complete and balanced food suited to your pet’s species, life stage and individual needs, and is something they enjoy, tolerate well and that works for your routine and budget. Keep treats, toppers and supplements in balance with their overall diet, support them with a suitable grooming routine, and check in with your vet when something isn’t quite right.

The short answer is that nutrition can support wellbeing, but behaviour is influenced by the whole picture.

Good nutrition fuels every walk, pounce and nap, and it may also support your pet’s energy levels, brain health and overall wellbeing. And we’re not just talking about the “hangry” moments before dinner or the excitement of spotting a full food bowl.

Your pet needs a complete and balanced food appropriate suitable for their species, life stage and individual needs – and one they enjoy and tolerate well. How and when that food is served can also support predictable routines, enrichment and natural behaviours.

Food isn’t a magic solution to behaviour concerns. Health, environment, routine, previous experiences and individual temperament can all influence how a pet behaves. Nutrition works as part of that bigger picture, alongside suitable activity, enrichment, reward-based training and veterinary care when something doesn’t seem right.

When a beloved pet passes away, whether suddenly or expected, saying goodbye can feel overwhelming. Our pets feel like family, so deciding what to do with your pet’s body is one of the most difficult decisions you’ll make. For many pet parents, pet cremation offers a comforting way to honour their life and keep them close.

Losing a pet is one of the hardest parts of being an animal lover. Our pets are like family; loyal companions who bring joy, comfort and unconditional love to our lives. When the time comes to say goodbye, it’s natural to want to give them a final resting place that feels peaceful and meaningful. Find out if pet burial is the right option for you and your family.

Losing a pet hurts just as deeply as losing a member of the family. Whether your pet’s passing was sudden or expected, the flood of emotions that follows can feel overwhelming. During grief, it can be hard to know what to do next. This guide gently walks you through what to do when your pet dies, from immediate steps to afterlife care options, how to talk about loss with others, and ways to begin healing.

What you feed your dog is one of the most important choices you can make for them, so it’s crucial to select the right diet.

We’ve all seen the faces of desperation from our dogs as we eat our dinner. They want what we’re having and it’s often hard to resist giving them a scrap from our plates but our food can be toxic for dogs.

Christmas holidays mean extra food for a lot of humans. Pets are often fed leftover human food, which can sometimes be harmful to them. Here are some toxic foods dogs shouldn’t eat over Christmas.