Are you a dog owner with a love for gardening? Does your dog have a Ph.D. in digging and escaping? And are you constantly worried about your dog digging a hole to China? If any of the answers to those questions are a “Yes”, then you’ve come to the right place! We all know dogs …
Even though pets bring such joy to our lives, they can bring a few negative aspects to your home. The dander, pet hair, and odor that comes along with the wonderful life of owning a pet can sometimes be a real downer—especially in your home. Especially if you have more than one pet in your …
In the long days of summer, we all want to enjoy relaxing in our beautiful gardens or walking through blooming meadows. The colours and smells don’t only serve to attract us, but birds and insects which add to the allure. Consequently, all these attractive sights, sounds and smells are as thrilling for our pet cats …
For most people, keeping chickens is more than the convenience of having fresh free-range eggs delivered daily for free. Having chickens can be a step towards a more self-sufficient lifestyle, a generally healthier diet and a greater connection with nature. Many people think of their chickens as pets and develop a close attachment to the …
Having a beautiful yard can be challenging when you have pets you share it with, particularly dogs. By setting aside a little time to make your patio more pet-friendly, you can make your yard into a zone both of you can appreciate and get the most of. Below are 6 ways to make your patio …
According to a recent survey of 2,000 pet owners, 8% of dogs and cats have eaten a poisonous garden plant, and 43% of those needed urgent medical care afterwards. If you love your pet as much as your garden, it’s important to take proper precautions to protect them from potentially harmful plants & flowers. Check …
As much as we love our dogs and cats, it can often be a nightmare maintaining a garden with them around. Whether they are digging up your lawn, lying in your flowerbeds or eating your plants, these 8 simple tips will help keep your garden and your animals safe.
Several seemingly innocent house and garden plants are poisonous if eaten by your cat or dog. If you are a pet owner and you’re worried about your animals, use this infographic to get clued-up on which plants to look out for.
