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So, your favourite feline has been on their best behaviour all year — or more likely they have been waking you up at 5 am by meowing loudly and sitting on your head. Either way, they are going to expect something special under the tree this year so you better deliver! To help you meet the exacting standards of your furry overlord, we have handpicked 22 of our favourite gift ideas for cats this Christmas. Tell your kitty where to send the Thank You card — you’re welcome! 1. Leather Breakaway Cat Collars from Cheshire & Wain The ultimate neckwear for fussy felines comes from our ..read more

Calling all good boys and girls! Santa is making his list and checking it twice. Have you chewed dad’s favourite socks or destroyed the sofa? Never fear, chances are you’re still in for some serious goodies this Christmas. To help you decide what to put under the tree for your dog, we bring you our ultimate dog gift guide! From fancy dog furniture to nom-worthy treats and toys to get your teeth into, here are our favourite 24 gifts for good (and bad) dogs. 1. Limited Edition Candy Cane Collar & Lead Set by Rag & Paw When it comes to the holidays, it’s all about looking your ..read more

Lil Naz X and Billy Ray Cyrus It’s that time of year again when all the cool, kooky and crazy costumes come out — Halloween! According to new research from Rover.com, the UK’s leading dog sitting and walking platform, UK pooch parents are going mutts for Halloween this year, with almost a fifth planning on dressing up their pooch for the spooky occasion. Pet parents have gone so mad for doggie dress-ups over the past few years, it’s fair to say their four-legged friend’s getup requires even more thought, planning and DIY skills than their own! Rover.com found that millennials are most pass ..read more

More pet parents are choosing to keep their feline friends indoors. But how can you ensure your cat is getting enough exercise to be happy and healthy? StyleTails explains. If you are a cat parent who has decided to keep your furry friend indoors, you are not alone. With the threat of traffic accidents, injuries from other animals and even pet theft, more and more cat owners are choosing an indoor life for their feline friends.  You will also no doubt be worried about giving your cat the best possible quality of life they can have inside. Hunting, climbing, running, pouncing and scratch ..read more

Welcoming a puppy into your life is such an exciting time, but also, BRACE FOR IMPACT!  Of course, there are the illegal levels of cuteness and wonderful cuddles, but there may also be late-night crying, smelly accidents in the house and the destruction of your entire shoe collection to contend with. It is very likely there will be more than occasion when you think (or scream), “what have I done!?”  Firstly, don’t despair. A puppy’s first year of life is full of surprises and challenges, but with the right knowledge and a good dose of patience, you will come out the other side with a hap ..read more

Image Credit: Catio SpacesThere are an estimated 11 million pet cats currently living in the UK, but sadly, many hundreds of thousands end up being killed every year in road traffic accidents. If you have lost a cat to a car, you will know how traumatic it is.  As a proud pet parent, you want to keep your furry friend safe and enjoy a long and happy life with them. This, along with the risk of cat theft (especially for pedigree breeds) and more of us living in apartments with only a balcony or small outside space – has led to a growing number of cat mums and dads choosing to keep their feli ..read more

Photo by Al Lucca on UnsplashBeing a pooch parent comes with many perks (free hugs and unconditional love to name a few) but having your own devoted walking companion has got to be high on the list. We know that dog owners are more active and have healthier hearts than their dog-less counterparts, which comes down to the many miles you cover together. Thankfully, there is no shortage of breathtaking places to explore with your hound. From rugged coastline to rolling meadows and lush valleys to windswept mountain tops, the UK has an embarrassingly rich array of natural beauty to enjoy ..read more

You know that feeling when you find your tribe? Well, if you are the proud parent of a rescue dog, say hello to your new happy place. Wunderdog Magazine is a brand new bi-annual publication just for rescue-dog people. Independently published by Founder and Editor Nina May, along with her rescue pup and ‘social editor’ Goldie, Wunderdog is a 112-page celebration of underdogs around the world, created with the aim of galvanising the dog rescue movement. Nina & Goldie, image: Emma O’BrienNina has pulled together a talented and passionate team of writers, illustrators, photographers an ..read more

StyleTails’ Cat Writer Aideen McCanny and her British Shorthair cat Indy try out the new Microchip Pet Feeder Connect from Sure Petcare. *We have collaborated with our carefully chosen partner Sure Petcare to bring you this review. All opinions are genuine and based on three weeks using the device. I’ll be the first to admit it; I’m guilty of not really knowing how much my cat Indy eats. Obviously, I can have a guess at how many times I have fed her in a day, but whether or not she is eating too little or too much is a concern I’ve had for a couple of years now. This worry was furthe ..read more