The power of walking your dog
Every dog needs daily exercise to stay healthy. The amount of exercise your dog needs varies for each breed. Some dogs cannot get enough of long walks, while other dogs prefer a small stroll.
Spring is in the air!
A fresh start for your pet
Spring has arrived, bringing not only blooming flowers and warmer temperatures but also the perfect opportunity to enjoy the outdoors with your pet. This season opens the doors to various activities that both you and your furry friend will appreciate. Whether it’s relaxing walks in the park, refreshing swims, energetic jogging sessions, or fun bike rides – spring calls for action and adventure. So, get those hiking boots, bring out the bicycle from the shed, and get ready for a season filled with fun and healthy exercise with your lovely pet. Spring is the perfect time to strengthen the bond with your pet as you explore the great outdoors together.
Time to go outside!
What should you pay attention to?
With the arrival of spring, there are several important considerations for your pet’s well-being. Regularly check for ticks and fleas, as they become more active in warmer weather. Additionally, pets undergo changes in their coat during spring; extra brushing helps remove loose hair and promotes a healthy coat. Don’t forget to pay attention to the birds in the garden. Pets may be curious and sniff around, but make sure they do not disturb the birds.
Finally, consider allergies such as hay fever in animals. Some pets may be allergic to pollen and experience symptoms like itchy eyes and a runny nose. Consult your veterinarian if you suspect your pet has hay fever and discuss possible treatment options. With these considerations, you and your pet can enjoy spring worry-free.
The best care for your pet
Fleas and ticks
With the arrival of spring comes the season when fleas and ticks become active again, requiring extra attention for our beloved pets. The rising temperatures and humid environment provide ideal conditions for these pesky creatures to multiply. Fortunately, there are some simple measures you can take to protect your furry friends.
Regularly combing and checking their coat is a way to quickly detect fleas and ticks. Additionally, various preventive treatments are available, such as spot-on treatments, flea and tick collars, and oral medications that your veterinarian may recommend. It is essential to choose a suitable product that fits the type of pet and its specific needs.
By being proactive and paying attention to both your pets and their surroundings, you can create a comfortable and healthy living environment for them, even during the active flea and tick season.
Everything to prepare for spring!
Prepare your garden for spring: be careful with cocoa shell mulch and fertiliser
Most people are aware that chocolate is dangerous for dogs. A lot of dog owners take additional precautionary measures during Easter and Christmas, to prevent their furry friend from eating chocolate. However, plenty of people do not know that a harmful substance called theobromine can be found in various fertilisers and soil improvers. This is why we would like to make you aware of the dangers of this substance, which is often used when people prepare their gardens for the upcoming spring.
Ticks in cats
Ticks are parasites that attach themselves to your cat to drink its blood. Unfortunately, this is not always without consequences. What does a tick look like, what are the risks and what should you do to remove and prevent them? You can read that in this article.
The tastiest snacks for your pet
4 helpful tips for spring with your pet
Tip 1: Hay fever
Did you know that in spring, the pollen season starts again? Hay fever is becoming increasingly common with our dogs, cats, and horses. This is an allergy to the pollen of flowering plants, grasses, and trees. Like humans, animals can experience various symptoms, including dry eyes, itching, a runny nose, and sneezing. Be alert about this and start supporting your pet in time.
Tip 2: Exercise together with your dog!
Tip 3: Hotter days!
Now that the temperature outside is rising again, it’s good to be prepared. Never leave your dog alone in the car; take your dog with you or leave him at home. If you’re heading out with your dog, always make sure you have a supply of drinking water. With the convenient Beeztees portable water bottle, you always have water and a bowl on hand.
Tip 4: Foxtails!
The most notorious type of grass for your dog is foxtails. Foxtails may look harmless, but they have small barbs that allow them to easily become embedded in your dog’s fur. The foxtail can then crawl further into your dog’s coat and nestle into the skin, causing a lot of pain and discomfort. Avoid areas with foxtails during walks, and always check your dog after the walk. Remove foxtails from the fur before they reach the skin!
