Pet advice from Woodgreen
From behavioural issues to dietary needs, we’ve got you covered.
Free pet advice written by our behavioural and pet support experts at Woodgreen.
Get in the Halloween spirit with your cats, dogs, and small pets with these frightfully fun and spooky enrichment toys and ideas. Your pets will love them!
There are common foods and plants that can be poisonous to dogs. Our guide will help you spot which ones are toxic to dogs.
Cockerels are a joy to own and make great pets. They're caring, loyal and will help keep your chickens happy and healthy.
As the world is affected by the Coronavirus, fears for our personal safety are in the forefront of our minds.
Many pets require yearly vaccinations, but what has changed during the coronavirus crisis in relation to your pet?
As the world is affected by the coronavirus, fears for our personal safety are in the forefront of our minds.
While we’re still in the middle of a global pandemic, we need to make sure we’re keeping a close eye on those around us, even our pets.
Enrichment feeders provide a fantastic way of making your cat's mealtimes interesting. Why not have a go at making a star enrichment feeder in our video below?
Don’t throw away those old pair of socks hiding at the bottom of your drawer, get creative and make a plushie catnip sock toy for your feline friend to play with! It’s quick, easy and affordable. Follow our how-to below.
At Woodgreen, we know what it means to want the very best for your cat, we love all pets here. However, life is full of surprises around every corner. We understand things can sometimes get in the way which are beyond your control.
We know you want the very best for your pets, but sometimes life can be unpredictable and you might find yourself in challenging situations beyond your control. This might make it difficult for you to care for your guinea pigs, but Woodgreen is here for you and your beloved pet.
Small rodents including rats, degus, chinchillas, hamsters, mice and gerbils all have very specific needs. Most of them live best in the company of their own species, if you were you rehome a gerbil, it's best to have two in order to help them live happy and healthy lives.