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Obesity in pets has become one of the fastest-growing health concerns for cats and dogs worldwide. It often begins with love: an extra treat here, a table scrap there, but over time, those small indulgences can shorten your pet’s lifespan and limit their quality of life. Extra weight puts pressure on joints, increases the risk […]

Celebrating Responsible Dog Ownership Month with practical tips for lifelong care September is Responsible Dog Ownership Month: a time to celebrate the joy our dogs bring while recognising the commitment that comes with being a dog owner. Our furry friends depend on us for more than cuddles and playtime; they rely on us to make

Mandela Day has always been about doing something good and doing it together. This year, our team at Complete Pet Nutrition took that to heart as we loaded up vehicles across the country with bags of food and a shared mission to give back. Over the course of the day, we visited 15 shelters and

Are you inadvertently encouraging bad behaviour? Encouraging bad behaviour in dogs is a common challenge that many pet owners unknowingly contribute to. Dogs are highly sensitive to their environment and the cues they receive from their human companions. Inadvertently reinforcing negative conduct can lead to behavioural problems that may escalate over time. Understanding the ways

Bringing a new kitten into your home is an exciting and joyful experience. However, it’s essential to ensure that you are fully prepared to meet your new feline friend’s needs. Kittens require special care and attention to grow into healthy and happy adult cats. Here are some essential things a kitten needs: Proper nutrition: A balanced

Learning the important “down” command An important basic command: all dogs should know how to lie down when asked by their owners. The “down” command can be very useful when you need your dog to relax in a hectic situation, or to keep it in a stay position for a long period of time. It’s

Some people prefer cats to dogs for a variety of personal, lifestyle, and personality-based reasons. One of the most common reasons is independence. Cats are generally more self-sufficient than dogs. They don’t require walks, can use a litter box, and are often content to entertain themselves for hours. This makes them an ideal pet for

Knowing when your dog needs veterinary attention can prevent small issues from becoming serious health problems. Here are 10 signs that it’s time to take your dog to the vet: Loss of Appetite – If your dog refuses food for more than 24 hours, it could signal illness, dental problems, or digestive issues. Vomiting or

Cats may have a reputation for being independent, but they have their own unique ways of showing affection. Here are several signs that your cat truly loves you: Purring – One of the most recognizable signs of a content and affectionate cat, purring often means your cat feels safe and happy in your presence. Slow

When choosing a dog jersey, it’s important to consider comfort, fit, functionality, and style. A well-fitted jersey not only makes your dog look adorable but also ensures they can move freely and comfortably. Here’s a guide to help you select the best dog jersey, including differences to keep in mind for male and female dogs.