
The Friendly Pet Nurse Blog
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Hi, I'm Zoe. Through my blog, I want to share my knowledge and passion with others and help them to understand their pets' needs in a friendly relaxed way. The Friendly Pet Nurse Offers preventative pet health services in the comfort of your own home allowing your pet to feel relaxed.
The Friendly Pet Nurse Blog
6d ago
Reflecting on the seven-year journey of the Respect The Lead campaign reveals significant milestones, community engagement, and the ongoing importance of promoting responsible dog interactions. Origins and Purpose of The Respect The Lead Campaign Founded by me, Zoe Blake, a professional vet nurse with over 30 years of experience working with animals, the campaign was ..read more
The Friendly Pet Nurse Blog
1M ago
The Five-a-Day Felix feeding plan, developed by feline behaviour experts Dr Sarah Ellis and Dr Lizzie Rowe, is a brilliant way to enrich your cat’s mealtimes and support their natural instincts. Despite its catchy name, the plan has no connection to Felix cat food. Instead, “Felix” pays homage to the Latin word for cat (felis ..read more
The Friendly Pet Nurse Blog
3M ago
In October I had the fantastic opportunity to attend a Careers Fair at The Forest School in Horsham. This was part of their careers speed networking event for Year 10 pupils, aimed at introducing students to a variety of professions and sparking inspiration for their futures. I was thrilled to represent the veterinary nursing profession ..read more
The Friendly Pet Nurse Blog
7M ago
Whether you’re a blog owner, a publication editor, or a business in the pet industry, having expertly crafted articles and blog posts can set you apart from the competition. This is where The Friendly Pet Nurse comes in, offering writing services tailored to your needs. Why Quality Content Matters Offering engaging and informative content can ..read more
The Friendly Pet Nurse Blog
8M ago
One of the most common concerns I hear from my feline consultations is about toileting issues. This can be frustrating for owners, but understanding the reasons behind this behaviour is key to resolving the issue. Let’s talk stressors, litter trays and what may be going on with your cat… One cat requires two litter trays ..read more
The Friendly Pet Nurse Blog
11M ago
As a proud member of the Canine & Feline Behaviour Association (CFBA), I am deeply committed to understanding and improving the lives of our pet cats. Dedicated to promoting positive behaviour and fostering harmonious relationships between humans and their feline companions, the CFBA serves as a beacon of knowledge and expertise in the field of ..read more
The Friendly Pet Nurse Blog
1y ago
Did you know, a lot of my cat behaviour queries are from multi-cat households? If there are issues of aggression or conflict among the cats, a behaviourist such as myself, can observe and analyse the interactions between them. I am trained to understand feline behaviour and can assess the dynamics of the individual personalities of ..read more
The Friendly Pet Nurse Blog
1y ago
Nationwide Campaign Promoting Responsible Dog Ownership Takes Centre Stage In a remarkable stride towards promoting responsible dog ownership and fostering safer interactions between our four-legged friends, the nationwide campaign “Respect The Lead” has recently garnered widespread coverage in Wales. Founded by Zoe Blake, a dedicated and qualified veterinary nurse, the campaign addresses the vital importance ..read more
The Friendly Pet Nurse Blog
1y ago
Is your dog obsessed with retrieving a ball? Do you spend hours at the park? If you were to visit your local park, I guarantee you’d see someone with a ball chucker and a dog spinning excitedly expecting the ball. They enjoy the chase, the serotonin, and the process of retrieving. However, have you ever ..read more
The Friendly Pet Nurse Blog
1y ago
Why does cat obesity matter? Obesity is a major health concern. What many pet owners don’t understand is what is going on inside your overweight pet’s body that will affect its day-to-day life and make its future considerably shorter. 49% of veterinary professionals say they’ve seen an increase in pet obesity in the last two ..read more