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New GAIN Elite Cat food range tailored for all life stages GAIN Pet Nutrition have launched their new GAIN Elite Cat food range enriched with premium, natural ingredients targeting the health and nutritional needs based on an individual cat’s life stage. The new range comes in 100% recyclable, resealable packaging, making it easier for pet […]
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Know the issues and symptoms to keep an eye out for. Is it a hairball, or something more serious? Knowing the potential digestive issues that can affect your cat is important for any cat owner, so we’re here to help you identify one from the other. Check out our short list of common symptoms to […]
Know the issues and symptoms to keep an eye out for. From about the age of 7 onwards, your cat is considered ‘senior’ and requires different nutrients than in the earlier stages of its life. No one likes getting old. But it’s important that you know how to look after your cat as they do. […]
Help keep your feline friend stay in good health Here, we’ll cover the most common urinary problems in cats, and review some of the symptoms and solutions to help keep your feline friend healthy and well. Cats are prone to UTI’s (feline urinary tract infection), so it’s important to recognize common urinary problems they may suffer […]
GAIN Pet Nutrition and The Irish Kennel Club are delighted to launch the 2023 calendar competition, which will start taking entries as of June 29th. The competition will run until the 31st August with 12 finalists being chosen. There will be an overall winner who will be the 2023 January photo and win a year’s supply […]
After a frenzied two years of news bulletins, face masks and wondering ‘When’, the time to move on has finally arrived! With a collective sigh of relief, people are launching into plans for spring and summer & making up for lost time. So many past times to resume, and old faces to see again. There […]
Dr. Tim Kirby MVBGpCertEqPMRCVS www.petbond.ie Lameness/Limping is a common occurrence in both dogs and cats, and something we see daily in veterinary practice. Lameness is a sign of something underlying as opposed to being a disease/condition in of itself. There are a multitude of reasons why your pet may be lame, or you notice a […]
Welcoming a litter of “choir-singing” puppies to a household is something always an exciting time for the entire family! The excitement builds as imaginations run wild as to the colour, markings and temperament of the “future champions”. As all responsible breeders know, there is a huge commitment, care and cost involved in rearing a litter […]
Dr Tim Kirby MVBMRCVS Each year some of us feverishly look forward to the spectacular fireworks, the excitement of costume making and the general noisy mayhem and raucous carnival that is “Halloween”. We have done so for generations. For dogs, it is a much different story however! They do not enjoy the fear filled atmosphere […]