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Have you recently gained, or are you considering a new addition to your family? Maybe you have a new cat, or a new dog? A new bird or a guinea pig or rabbit? What are some important things you need to have ready for them when they arrive in your home to help them transition into your home easier? The first thing I would suggest is definitely to have some good probiotics or better still a probiotic that also contains a prebiotic. When pets move into a new home they often f

Rosie is a beautiful clever cheeky Flemish Giant rabbit. Because of being a larger breed Flemish Giants can develop pressure sores on their hocks, and they can also develop joint issues including arthritis. So because of this I have always made sure to provide supplemental joint support and digestive support for her. 80 percent of a rabbit and guinea pigs diet should be made up of premium quality hay preferably Oaten and Timothy as these long strained fibres ensure good gut

As a registered fear free vet nurse and ethical animal trainer, 2 of the common questions I get asked are 1- How can I support and help my pets digestive system 2- What is something I can do to strengthen my pet’s immune system. There are many things that contribute to an animal’s digestive system and immune system, these range from environment, regular exercise, stress reduction, healthy diet, and good oral hygiene, to name a few. Having a healthy gut biome is vital f

Avian health is just as important as other small animal pet health. They are just like dogs and cats in that they require good nutrition, social interaction, veterinary check ups and care and their health and wellbeing is vital to enable them to have long and happy lives. Stress in humans and animals has been proven to affect one’s emotional, physical and mental health, and can thus be a contributing factor to illness. So it is very important to reduce stress in your bird’