Autumn & Winter Healthcare
Our furry companions rely on us to make the necessary adjustments to ensure their health and wellbeing during the autumn and winter months.
Navigating seasonal pet healthcare concerns
A key aspect of seasonal healthcare is weight management. This is especially tricky during this time as pets need more energy to regulate their core body temperature, but at the same time, their activity levels tend to decrease due to the cold weather and fewer daylight hours. Closely linked to this is joint care, with the cold weather also exacerbating any joint pain and stiffness.
Seasonal allergies are yet another factor to consider, as they can lead to distressing symptoms in pets that can affect their overall health and happiness. Fortunately, these symptoms can be controlled and alleviated by making adjustments to their daily routine, exploring the option of preventive measures, and using topical solutions to address skin-related issues.
Explore the autumn & winter range
Weight Control & Joint Care
Maintaining a well-balanced diet is crucial for a pet’s overall health, and it’s especially important during the colder months when there is less opportunity for them to go outside for exercise and they may experience joint pain and stiffness due to the cold weather.
Seasonal Allergies
Pollen, flea bites, mould spores and dust mites are all common seasonal allergens that can cause a range of itchy and distressing symptoms in pets, but there are numerous products that can help!
Weight Control & Joint Care
Maintaining a well-balanced diet is crucial for a pet’s overall health, and it’s especially important during the colder months when there is less opportunity for them to go outside for exercise and they may experience joint pain and stiffness due to the cold weather.
Seasonal Allergies
Pollen, flea bites, mould spores and dust mites are all common seasonal allergens that can cause a range of itchy and distressing symptoms in pets, but there are numerous products that can help!
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