Animal Care

November is pet cancer and diabetes awareness month. Here, we want to shed some light on the signs and symptoms to look out for in your pet, how to reduce the chances of your pet getting either of these illnesses and how to manage if your pet is diagnosed with diabetes.

In every issue of our Pet’s Delight Magazine our in-house nutritionist, Sam, answers questions sent in by our customers. 

If you follow us on social media, you'll see we regularly post facts about pets that are either handy to know, or give us a bit of a laugh!

Here at Pet’s Delight we are often telling our customers about the importance of dental health for their pets and educating them on our dental hygiene products. To raise more awareness of this issue, we have launched the Pet’s Delight Dental Month.

Sneezing, itching, eyes streaming – if you suffer from allergies even reading those words could make you feel on edge. But what you might not know, is that your pup can suffer from allergies just like you can.

The summer months can be really tough on our dogs, with overwhelming heat often leaving them struggling to cool down. 

Potty training a cat or dog is an important step for any pet parent. It can be challenging, so it’s really important to have the right products to hand.

Living with pets can be a little messy, which is a challenge when you’re house-proud. There are some things you can do/avoid to live in better harmony with your pets and help keep your home in order.

Cats are susceptible to overheating, heatstroke, dehydration, and other heat-related illnesses like us humans are. So when you feel warm, chances are your kitty does, too.

In 2011 the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) launched their “No Pet Store Puppies” campaign after research found that 78% of consumers in the US are unaware that most puppies sold in pet stores come from large-scale commercial breeding operations – also known as puppy mills.