As a pet owner in Singapore, ensuring the health, happiness, and well-being of your furry friend is of utmost importance. From grooming to nutrition and everything in between, there are essential pet products that can make your life as a pet owner easier and enhance the quality of your pet’s life. In this blog post, we will explore the top 10 must-have pet products that every Singaporean pet owner should consider. 1. High-Quality Pet Food Proper nutrition is vital for your pet’s overall health. Invest in high-quality pet food that is appropriate for your pet’s age, breed, and dietary needs. Lo ..read more

As our pets age, their nutritional needs change, and it becomes increasingly important to ensure that they are getting the right food to support their health and wellbeing. Choosing the right food for your senior pet can be a bit overwhelming, but with a little bit of knowledge and guidance, it doesn’t have to be difficult. In this blog post, we’ll provide you with some tips on how to choose the right food for your senior pet. 1. Consider Your Pet’s Age and Health The first step in choosing the right food for your senior pet is to consider their age and overall health. Senior pets have differe ..read more

Are you considering adopting a pet in Singapore? Adopting a pet is a big decision that requires careful consideration, but it can also be one of the most rewarding experiences. In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about adopting pets in Singapore, from the adoption process to pet care tips. Adopting a Pet in Singapore: The Process The first step in adopting a pet in Singapore is to decide what type of pet is best for you and your lifestyle. Consider your living arrangements, schedule, and budget when choosing a pet. Some popular pets in Singapore include dogs, cats, rabbits ..read more

Dogs and cats might be the go-to pets for many in Singapore due to availability and cuddle-worthy hugs. For many others, including the workaholics that have little to no time, smaller-sized pets are super to foster as well. Small, palm-sized creatures are great when you need a companion who doesn’t need much care.  However, that doesn’t mean we encourage neglect. We promote responsibility towards caring for your pets, as much as caring for yourself. Because why? We all love our pets like family! So try not to leave them all alone at home. Here are 5 Pets you can consider if you’re working ..read more

Adopting? Purchasing? Or even fostering? This guide is perfect for those looking to own a cute puppy. Follow us along this read to know more about everything you need to know about raising a dog in Singapore. Before actually owning a pup, there are an impossible number of factors to account for. And one of the bulk is commitment. How much time are you willing to spend with them? A dog can live an average of 13 human years, and with the proper nutrition and attention, perhaps much longer than that. Are you ready to commit? Some key areas we will be focusing on in this post: Looking for your pe ..read more

So…It’s time to include a feathered friend into your loving family. It would be best to have information like the habits and a birds’ dietary needs. Search no further as this is your go-to guide to owning a bird, Singaporean Edition! First off, to understand a bird’s way of life here is some essential information for you to consider before having a bird. 1.Cage Or No Cage Let’s presume we’re talking about captive-bred birds. Cages are essential in making avian animals feel safe, especially when they have a corner to reside in. It is imperative to have a cloth cover to haul over the cage, and t ..read more

With the increasing rate of adorable kittens posted on Instagram, Singaporeans might find it hard to evade the marvel of owning a cat, or even more. Most of us Singaporeans have a clue of how cats work, predominantly in settings under our HDB or the unexpected appearance in our homes. We feed them simple cat food and a dish of water, but is that all there is to care for a cat, much less a kitten? Tune in to learn more about the steps to raising your best kitten! 8 Steps To Raising Your Best Kitten New kittens, be they adopted or bought, are solely dependent on you to help them stay safe and th ..read more

Dogs can’t speak the human language. That’s a fact. No matter how great the bond between the pup and owner is, it can be challenging to know when they’re in pain. However, several behavioural signs are more evident than the rest, which can indicate what is wrong with your furry friend. *Please by no means attempt to treat your dog’s issues by yourself. Always consult a professional/vet before any treatment. 1.Spike in aggressive or antisocial behaviour A huge indication of this pattern from dogs is that they don’t run to greet you at the door anymore. In some cases, your pupper might even tr ..read more