You might think that your dog is better equipped to handle cold weather compared to you, but the reality is that dogs can get cold just as much as we do.

Some breeds are indeed fitted with specialised coats that make them fully capable of handling inclement weather, such as Siberian Huskies or Alaskan Malamutes. But the majority of the other breeds thrive in temperate climates, so they can feel just a little uncomfortable in the winter. Here are some tips on keeping your dog cosy even during the cold season.

Cats are adaptable creatures and will seek out warm places on their own if they feel a bit cold. But what is too cold in the winter, and how can you make sure that your pet remains comfortable and, more importantly, healthy?

Litter box hygiene should not be taken lightly if you want your precious feline to avoid contracting urinary tract infection.

In this article, we give you some helpful advice on how to better manage litter box cleaning to prevent such mishaps from occurring.

Not all dog breeds are double-coated. But if yours are, know that it calls for a little extra care and if not groomed properly, it can lead to your pooch having multiple tangles.

Tangling is especially risky for double-coated breeds as some patches of fur can become riddled with dirt or debris and can act as a thick layer on the pet’s skin. If the skin is unable to breathe properly, dandruff and a variety of other pathologies can arise.