Cats can feel stressed, it’s not just a human condition. Cats are creatures of habit, and even the slightest change in their environment or routine can leave them feeling unsettled. While each cat is unique, there are several telltale signs that a cat might not be coping well with a change, such as a move, […]
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A London itinerary with your dog – 6 must see places.
London is one of Europe’s most dog-friendly cities, making it an ideal getaway for dog lovers eager to explore with their four-legged friends. Whether you’re planning a weekend trip or a longer stay, the city offers an array of sights, experiences, and activities to keep tails wagging and pet parents happy. Here’s a six-stop itinerary […]
READ MOREManaging Seasonal Affective Disorder
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that comes and goes with the seasons, usually hitting people in the winter months. In the U.K., with the long, dark, cold winters, it’s not surprising that quite a few people, including me, struggle with it. Managing SAD can be tricky, especially if you’re not used […]
READ MORESupplements to help ease Seasonal Affective Disorder Symptoms
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) can be a real struggle, especially during the dark, gloomy U.K. winters. It’s that time of year when the days are shorter, the skies are permanently grey, and you can barely drag yourself out of bed. While treatments like light therapy and exercise can make a big difference, some people turn […]
READ MOREMaking cooking fun for kids with computer games
Making cooking fun for kids isn’t as scary as it sounds. One of the things I think I have done very right is teaching my kids to cook, and to be able to work in the kitchen at home, so eventually when they leave home, they will at least have that skill. For me, food […]
READ MOREHow to fit a cat collar properly and safely
Fitting a cat collar properly is essential to ensure the safety and comfort of your feline friend. A well-fitted collar can help in identifying your cat, especially if it includes an ID tag, and can also support other accessories such as bells or GPS trackers. However, it is important to strike a balance between a […]
READ MOREBack to School Giveaway
Back to school seems to have come fast this year as the summer holidays end. But don’t panic, there is still a little bit of time to prepare and get organised and we have a fabulous giveaway to help you get ready, with some items that will help make the back to school planning feel […]
READ MOREWhy teaching kids to cook is a great life skill
Teaching kids to cook is a game-changer for a whole load of reasons. It’s not just about making sure they can fend for themselves when they’re older. Cooking teaches life skills, builds confidence, and even helps with things like math and science, all without them realising they’re learning. Plus, it’s a great way to get […]
READ MOREWhy you should microchip your cat(s)
If your cat is not microchipped then read on, because there are several reasons, both practical and legal as to why you should microchip your cat(s) and it’s not just a gimmick or to earn your vet more money. Both of our cats are microchipped and have been since they were very young. Our previous […]
READ MOREBasic Hygiene Tips for Camping Trips
If you know me in real life you will know that I have not been a fan of camping, but that recently I realised that if done properly, it isn’t as bad as I thought but the personal hygiene aspect of camping is a bugbear of mine so I thought I would share some basic […]
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