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Easter and pets

Easter is nearly upon us and for many families that means a few days away to relax and unwind. With all of the time it takes to organise these tasks and pack, who will care for the family pet can be left to the last minute. Many of us have an understanding neighbour or family member who will happily look after our pets for us. If your neighbour or family has agreed to help you out, make their job easy by ensuring that you have prepared things in advance for them. Read more •

Holidays and pets

School holidays are nearly upon us and for many families that means a few days away to relax and unwind. Before you leave there always seems to be an endless amount of jobs to take care of. You need someone to collect the mail; someone to water the garden and the car needs a service. Read more •

Pets and Christmas

Christmas time is approaching and many people are turning their attention to purchasing gifts for family and friends. There is always debate at Christmas time as to whether it is appropriate to give a pet as a gift for Christmas. With the right planning a pet can make a gift that is long cherished after the excitement of Christmas day and can help a child or friend learn many things about themselves and others that could never be gained from any other gift. Read more •

Should you give a pet for Christmas?

I know every year there is debate as to whether a pet should be purchased as a Christmas gift. We have all heard the sad stories of animals being surrendered after Christmas to animal shelters. What we do not hear about is the large number of people who have receive a pet for Christmas and enjoy many years with that animal because a lot of thought and time was taken before the purchase was made. Read more •

Traveling safely with your dog

One of things that I love about owning a pet store is meeting the dogs that people own. Dogs are always welcome in our store and I have noticed that many people in the Highlands bring their pet into town with them. One thing that does concern me though is number of pets that I see in cars that are not restrained.
Traveling with an unrestrained pet in your car is not only dangerous for your pet but it can effect your concentration and could seriously injure you should an accident occur. Read more •

Home Alone

Pets are a part of our family and as such we all enjoy being in their company. However, life has to go on, be it school, work or other commitments and this means that our four-legged friend will usually have to spend a considerable amount of time by himself or herself. Read more •