Holidays are a great time to get away and have fun. And when you get back home, whilst many of us will be excited to catch up with friends and colleagues, there will be concern about how your cat, dog

We’ve put together a quick guide of the potential causes of stress in cats and dogs, and ways to help your pet through them.

Just like us, certain events or situations can cause stress and anxiety in cats. This means choosing the right calming product is essential to help your cat feel more at ease.

Just like us, certain events or situations can cause stress in dogs. This means choosing the right calming product is essential to help your dog feel more at ease.

Dogs have their own ways of communicating with each other that are invisible to humans, including pheromones.

Fireworks and bonfire night celebrations are usually an exciting time for us, but can be a source of stress for our pets. It’s important we do everything we can to help them feel calm and reassured.

Read our blog to learn how to calm dogs during fireworks, especially when you’re not expecting them.

It’s important for cat owners to recognise when their cat is stressed, as it can occasionally lead to clinical illness. Knowing what to look for will help you identify and solve the problem quickly.

Stress in dogs occasionally causes negative long-term health problems. So, knowing the signs of stress to look out for will help you identify and solve the problem quickly.

Travelling in a car can be a particularly stressful experience for our pets. Read our step-by-step guide to providing your pet with a stress-free travel experience.

All animals have their own way of communicating, whether that be through body language or vocalisation, and cats are no different. One of the more unique ways cats communicate is through pheromones.

Our pets are often given quite a fright when fireworks start. After all, we know they’re coming, but our cats and dogs won’t.