Do you have a pet that loves to roll in anything left lying around or get their nose stuck into the few home renovations, namely the paint tin. Then find out more about removing stains from paint, oils and insecticides as well as coat matting.

The collar is an essential accessory for every pet and a fashion highlight for some too. However you should choose carefully as a poorly selected, and fitted collar may cause injury.

Some but not all pets cannot bear fireworks. The spontaneous loud bangs and explosions send some pets into a mad panic and others into a trembling ball of fur. Here's a few tips to help your companion cope with fireworks...

How much do you know about the paint used in your house? Has your house built before 1970? Is the paint in poor condition - flaking, peeling or chalking? Are the areas of deteriorating paint accessible to your pets? Are you currently renovating? Lead poisoning could be a potential risk to your pet.

So you are about to move house and concerned about settling your pets into their new environment. Here's some handy tips on making the transition stress free and as safe as possible for your pet.

Treating our companions to some of the foods we relish can be very dangerous to pets. Find here a guide to some of the common dangers in a household including a list of toxic foodstuffs, human medication, poisons, plants, and more.

Many of us turn towards the backyard and garden without realising it, we can unintentionally increase the risk of poisoning our companions.

Backyard swimming pools are a constant source of fun, laughter and amusement for the whole family including pets. If you are a pet owner and have a swimming pool or are thinking about installing one, this article contains some hints and tips on keeping your entire family safe!