As dogs age, their immune system may weaken, making them more susceptible to illnesses and diseases. However, a balanced and nutritious diet can help support their immune system and overall health. Here are five foods that can help older dogs build up their immunity and physical strength: Lean protein: High-quality lean protein sources such as chicken, turkey, fish, and eggs can help build and maintain muscle mass, which is essential for older dogs to remain active and strong. Make sure to find out which meat type is suitable for your pet. Leafy greens: Leafy greens such as spinach, kale, an ..read more

Change your routine - Dogs are attentive creatures. They are observing your activities constantly especially habits before leaving home. Make changes to daily routines to reduce the chances that your dog associate a series of actions that you repeat daily. For example, getting your house keys and leave home or putting on the shoes before leaving home, make tweak to routine steps. It will work to slowly reduce your dog’s separation anxiety. Do not reinforce bad behavior - Dog separation anxiety can be treated, but you must remove the connection you have with them before you leave and upon you ..read more

The last thing that every pet owners to see is their pet having skin problem issue. We will look at 5 common skin problem cause in pets. 1. Fleas – Fleas and allergies are very bad for the health of dogs. A flea can spread allergies and could create serious skin problems. Use of flea prevention product to treat your dog and the surrounding areas where your dog spends most of the time. 2. Mange – Mange is a kind of skin disease among dogs which is caused by mites. It can happen all seasons throughout the year. Some possible sign of Mange is hair loss, bald spot, sores etc. and this depends on ..read more

1. Avoid Giving Frequent Baths – Both the coat and the skin naturally secrete oils. If you bathe your dog too often, you’ll only dry out its skin, causing unnecessary irritation. A ideal recommendation of bathing frequency for your dog is once every one to two weeks. 2. Washing the pet face with care – when you start washing your dog’s face, do so with great care. If by chance the water gets into the eyes, nose or even ears, it might lead to infection. Traces of water in dogs' ear might promote bacteria growth. One of the best method to clean dog's face is to use a damp cloth to wipe instead o ..read more

In order to choose the right diet for your dog, it is crucial to consider age-appropriate nutrition. Nutrients in adequate proportion at the right age help keep dogs healthy as they have different nutritional needs as they grow older. Below is a guide to nutrients required at different life stages in a dog's life. But first, let’s look at the function of each nutrient. Fats: Fats act as a source of energy and add texture and taste to puppy food. They also deliver fatty acids which are crucial to body functions and add to improving coat quality and support a healthy nervous system. Protein: Pr ..read more

RMS Titanic was a British passenger liner that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean on 15 April 1912, after striking an iceberg during her maiden voyage. Of the estimated 2,224 passengers and crew aboard, more than 1,500 died, making it the deadliest peacetime sinking of a superliner to date. Although most of the attention around the sinking of the Titanic, goes to the people who died and the engineering flaws that doomed the ship there is more. There were also 12 dogs on board, whose last moments are surprisingly. The Titanic was equipped with a first-rate kennel and the dogs were well-cared for ..read more

Natural canine behaviors involve much playing and chewing. As such, dog toys are essential items for your pooch. Most pet owners end up buying an endless supply of dog toys, some of which may not even interest their dog. So, the question that arises would be ‘How do I choose the most suitable toy for my dog? You first need to consider the age and size of your dog before assessing the safety of the toy. Oh! and not forgetting the temperament of your dog. Dog toys should firstly be safe, durable and of the right size for the breed of your dog. Toys that are too small may be easily swallowed and ..read more

December is such a festive month, it's the most wonderful time of the year! Consecutive dinner and dances, parties and reunions with friends and family comes along the way. Where people set up their christmas tree, decorations, not to mention lots of food and gift giving. But with all the gatherings you don't want to ruin the moment by having an emergency - bringing your pet to the vet! Below are some tips to keep in mind for your furbaby's safety: The "No No Munchkins" 1. No Chocolates Chocolates are such a sweet gift for the holidays however it is indeed fatal to dogs and cats especially wh ..read more

Here is the step by step things to be done to bring pets into Singapore. Choose your new dog or cat from a reliable and relevant source online or offline (overseas). Identify the rabies risk category of each exporting country, they are categorizes from A to D. Group A bring the least risk to group D being the highest risk. It is very important to check the dog and cat breed which is allowed in Singapore and also the intended residence (E.g housing type). Complete the rabies vaccination and serology test. Please comply to the time-frame of the pets rabies antibody level. Complete your pet gen ..read more

House plant - House plant usually being a decorative piece for many homes. Some popular plants such as Devil's Ivy (Golden Pothos), Giant Dumb Cane (Dieffenbachia), Swiss Cheese Plant, and more. Grant Dumb Cane and Devil's Ivy contain calcium oxalate crystals which causes swelling, burning and painful irritation when coming into physical contact. Swiss Cheese Plant causes irritation, drooling, vomiting, and swelling of the oral area when consume. Other Common plants are Aloe Vera, Lucky Bamboo, Chinese Evergreen, Lilies, Chrysanthemum and Snake Plant. Food - Always remember to eat snacks or ..read more