Pets & Pet Care

A question about : Salmon Oil for Dogs BOGOF

https://www.angellpetco.com/salmon-oil.html

BOGOF on all sizes except 300ml starting from 500ml for Ј10.99 for 2 bottles. Normally salmon oil costs at least Ј6 for 500ml and that is for the poorest quality. This stuff is ace in comparison.

Good quality salmon oil, great for improving skin condition in dogs- notorious for a glossy coat.

Their food is good quality too if you want to skip the 3.95 delivery charge.
Spend Ј45 for free delivery.

A question about : Anyone taken their pet abroad?

This is going to sound mental but here goes.

My brother is getting married and the wedding is in his finances home country which is in the EU. My granny is invited but won't go anywhere without Calin, her Lakeland terrier. Calin is 9.4Kg and is about 32 inches nose to tail.

We have looked into the PETS scheme and looked at airline policies - it seems Calin would need to fly in the hold but gran is convinced that it will be cold and he'll freeze to death.

A question about : Seresto collars

Hello animal lovers,
Can anybody please give me some advice about Seresto collars for small dogs? Are they safe to use, do they work etc?
Thank you
Carmen x

A question about : How to deal with a phantom lawn pooper?

A question about : Labradors & children

Heard mixed reviews so thought I would ask any Lab owners on here.

Would you recommend them as a family pet?

Pros and cons?

A question about : Advice from cat owners please re starting to let cat out

Kitty (2.5 years old) has now been with us two months. We don't have a cat flap (yet) and both work full-time, out 8.30-5.30 Mon-Fri.

My eventual ideal would be to have a flap and have him able to go out during the day (seven days a week). We'd then set the flap to in-only at his dinner time (6pm ish), so once he comes in to eat he's then inside for the night and let out again the following morning.

A question about : Bargain Dog "Treats"

Our dog is very food focused, which is handy for training. We used to buy the little packs of dog treats but I didn't feel great about giving him them very often as they tend to be rich and really are only for an occasional treat. Even the training treats are not cheap.

I had a disaster trying to make my own, and didn't want to go through that again.

A question about : Recommendations for good dry dog mixers

Finally our rescue dog, who we've had for 4 months seems to have settled on Natures Menu wet food. He's been quite picky and we've now got our fingers crossed that he stays happy with this. He does however see hungry at times and unsettled no matter how much he eats. We've been considering mixing it with a dry mixer to bulk it out and something that takes a little while to digest to see if this settles him. What's the best type of mixer to try on him? Many thanks.