Free, expert advice on caring for dogs, cats and small animals
At Woodgreen, our amazing team of qualified behavioural and training specialists know a thing or two about keeping pets happy and healthy.
Whether you’ve got a dog, cat or small pets such as rabbits or guinea pigs, we can help you at every step of the pet ownership journey with expert advice. Below, you’ll find useful advice articles on topics ranging from the importance of vaccinations to saving money on your vet bills, and much more.
And don’t forget, we’re always here for any other questions you might have – just get in touch with our friendly team, and they’ll be happy to help!
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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!
Many pets require yearly vaccinations, but what has changed during the coronavirus crisis in relation to your 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.
Finding rented accommodation with a landlord who gives permission to keep pets can be challenging. Here are a few things that you can do to show prospective landlords you are a responsible and considerate pet owner.
Health-checking your small pets once a week is a good way to ensure that your pet remains happy and healthy.
Vet fees can be very expensive, especially if your pet develops an on-going problem, needs long-term medication, or has a sudden accident. It doesn’t take long for the cost to mount up. Having pet insurance can ease the burden and give you peace of mind.
Spring is the perfect time to plan your garden – we have some tips to help you make it fun for you and your pets.
It’s not always easy to spot fleas and ticks. Using recommended treatments can help stop them in their tracks and prevent future problems for your pets. Always speak to your vet or a Suitably Qualified Person who can advise on the best course of action.
If your pet is constipated they won’t be able to go to the loo properly. The most common causes of constipation are dehydration and a gradual loss of muscle tone in the colon, which makes it difficult for your pet to poo.
We all love to treat our pets and keep them happy. If you are looking to give your gerbils and hamsters a special something, then follow our steps to create some cheap and easy hamster and gerbil hotels!