Pet advice

Poultry need lots of space as well as a safe coop to keep them safe and warm at night. Converting wooden sheds or Wendy houses for your poultry can make an ideal home for them. Here are some tips on how to get started.

Ferrets need to live in large, secure enclosures, which means converted wooden sheds makes for an ideal ferret enclosure! There are some things you need to consider before moving your ferrets into the garden shed. Here are a few tips to help you with this new project.

Thinking of making better use of your shed? Why not convert it into a house for your rabbits! Wooden garden sheds or Wendy houses make an ideal home for small pets such as rabbits.

Wooden garden sheds or Wendy houses are perfect for guinea pigs. If you’re thinking of converting your shed to house your pet guinea pigs, here are a few tips before starting a new project.

We’re part of the coalition of experts behind Rabbit Awareness Week, an annual rabbit welfare campaign which aims to improve the lives of pet rabbits. Here are some common questions around the theme ‘creating a great environment for our long-eared friends’.

Woodgreen’s behaviour and training specialist, Sue Ketland, delves into the reality of puppyhood, explaining the highs and lows of getting a puppy and shares her top tips. 

Did you know, we’re entering kitten season, aka the peak breeding period for cats? Over the next few months, thousands of kittens will be born and many people will be thinking about welcoming one of these fluffy bundles of joy into their lives.

During the sizzling summer months, it’s important to think about our small pets. Rabbits, guinea pigs and chickens can really struggle in hot weather, so we’ve put together a few tips on how to keep them cool and safe.

During the sizzling summer months, you might be wondering how to care for your cat in hot weather. Good news is, there are plenty of things to keep your cat cool and comfortable.

Here we look at how to look after your rabbit’s teeth, what the early signs of dental disease are and how to reduce the risk.

Here we look at how to keep your guinea pig’s teeth in good shape, what to feed them and what checks you should be carrying out.