Practical tips and guides for caring for dogs, cats, and exotic pets at home.
Evidence-based guide to omega-3 (EPA+DHA fish oil), glucosamine-chondroitin, and probiotic supplements for dogs/cats, specific indications, safe doses per kg, when justified (osteoarthritis, allergy, CKD, IBD), when NOT needed (healthy pets on complete diets), and when to consult a vet first (CKD, bleeding disorder).
A guide to senior dogs 7+ years, when a dog is considered senior (varies by breed size), physical changes and cognitive dysfunction syndrome, common diseases (osteoarthritis, kidney, Cushing's), geriatric panel, environmental adaptation, and pain management.
A complete guide to CKD (Chronic Kidney Disease) in senior cats, early signs like excessive drinking and weight loss, IRIS stages 1–4, how vets diagnose (blood panel, SDMA, ultrasound), renal diet management, fluid therapy, and quality of life. For owners of cats aged 7+.
A guide to senior cats 10+ years, when a cat is considered senior, physical and behavioral changes that are normal vs signs of disease (CKD, hyperthyroidism, osteoarthritis), the 6-monthly geriatric panel, home environment adaptation, and nutrition for older cats.
Complete 2026 cat nutrition guide by life stage, calorie needs and feeding frequency for kittens, adult cats, and senior cats, wet vs dry food comparison, how to read food labels, and signs of nutritional imbalance.
The grief after losing a beloved pet is real and valid. Understanding the grieving process, ways to find peace, supporting children and remaining pets, and when to seek help.
A heavy, loving decision. Understanding when euthanasia becomes a compassionate choice, what happens during the process, and how to make it peaceful at home.
When a cure is no longer possible, palliative and hospice care keep your older pet's final days comfortable at home. A gentle guide to pain, nutrition, hygiene, and support.
Unsure whether your old or sick pet is still comfortable? Learn the HHHHHMM quality-of-life scale (Villalobos), how to use it at home, and when to talk with your vet.
Older dogs and cats can develop cognitive dysfunction, a dementia-like decline. Recognise the signs through the DISHA framework, how to support them at home, and when you need a vet.
