Tails Pet Blog

  • Feeding your Golden Oldie!

    There is no perfect diet that fits the needs of every dog, and this is especially true as they enter into their golden years. Because although age is not a disease, we do unfortunately know that one sees more disease processes with aging. And because...

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  • Are breed specific diets just marketing tools?

    It is true that specific breeds of cats and dogs are more susceptible to certain health conditions. Labradors are prone to becoming overweight, Dalmations are prone to bladder stones, Miniature Schnauzers tend to have higher cholesterol and fat levels in their blood, Maine Coons are...

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  • Parasites in Small Animals

    Tick, flea, and mites products Living in the southern hemisphere is fantastic. We have an amazing sub tropical climate which allows us to have a great outdoor lifestyle. But we are not the only ones that enjoy these conditions. Tiny little creatures that most dog...

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  • Introducing a collar to your puppy!

    Getting a new puppy is very exciting with endless reward! But puppy’s don’t arrive trained and very often don’t understand what you want from them. You cannot just attach a collar and clip on a lead and expect your new puppy to walk around the...

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  • Arthritis in cats

    Until fairly recently osteoarthritis or arthritis in cats has not commonly been diagnosed or treated, the biggest reason being that cats are great at hiding disease! It’s in their survival instinct not to show pain. Especially when they get older, they just tend to sleep...

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  • Play with Your Cat!

    In addition to sleeping & eating, play is a major part of a cat's life. Playing with your cat strengthens your bond, helps disperse aggression, builds trust and confidence in shy cats and improves inappropriate biting and scratching. Help improve your cats wellbeing by exercising...

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  • Keep Your Dog’s Winter Blues Away With Toys!

    Not every pet enjoys plunging temperatures and the cold weather can really cut into their recreational time. Whether it's you or your pet who hates being outside when the air gets crisp and cold, you have to admit that your pets still need their playtime...

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  • Pet Gut Health: Probiotics in dogs and cats

    Pets often eat all sorts of rubbish they shouldn't. And why do they do this? A very good question with often no answer! It almost seems that the grosser and more rotten the substance, the better and apparently tastier. Very rarely are they lacking some...

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