SNIFF AND BARK BLOG ABOUT PETS

What could be more fun than a day at the beach? Splashing in the surf, bounding along the sand and being allowed to dig anywhere you want to!

When it’s time to plan a holiday, there’s a lot more that goes into it than just accommodation, travel and what to do at your destination. If you’re a pet parent, you need to consider who will look after your beloved furkids whilst you’re away. If you’re lucky enough to be able to take your pets on vacation with you, check out these tips for travelling with pets. If not, here’s how you can make sure your pets are happy and well-looked after when you’re away:

As most pet owners will agree, our furry four-legged friends are more than just faithful companions - they are part of the family! But the benefits of being a pet parent far exceed unconditional love and enthusiastic greetings every time you walk in the door. We take a look at the many physical and emotional benefits of sharing your life with a pet.

Dog parks are supposed to be playground heaven for our furry friends, but badly-behaved dogs (and humans) can quickly turn a fun day into a disaster. Here are some tips to ensure that your next dog park visit is a happy, safe and successful one:

Most cat owners know that their feline friends can be very particular about water. Although your cat might steer well clear of the swimming pool and get into a clawing frenzy if you try to wash her, she will happily play with water flowing from a tap or dip her paws into your bath



Cats have a unique relationship with water, and to ensure your feline gets enough to drink during the hot summer months, it is useful to know why.

If you’re a doting pet parent, you likely can’t bear the thought of taking a family vacation without your furry family members. Any type of travel requires preparation and transit considerations, and the same applies to travelling with cats and dogs. Here are some tips for safe and stress-free travelling with your cat or dog

Are you considering adding a heart-warming little pup to your family? If yes, here is what you need to know when considering purchasing a puppy:

Our pets are part of the family and their health is so important to us. They tend to avoid showing their pain because they love their owners so much so it is our duty to make sure that we don’t ignore the signals that they give off when they are ill.
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