What every pet family should know
Things we learn caring for pets every day, shared with you.
What every pet family should know
Pet Parent GuideSep 15, 2026 · 3 min read
How to Choose the Right Pet Hospital for Your Animal
Four things to weigh up: which species are treated, how complete the services are, whether the environment keeps stress low, and how easy it is to reach in an emergency.
Pet Parent GuideSep 14, 2026 · 3 min read
Why Heat and Light Control Matter So Much for Reptiles
Reptiles need both a warm zone and a cool zone in the same enclosure, plus UVB light to make vitamin D3 and absorb calcium, which prevents metabolic bone disease.
By Dr. Chanya Archakraisorn
Pet Parent GuideSep 8, 2026 · 3 min read
5 Things to Know Before Your Pet's First Day at Daycare
Check the vaccinations, tell the team about your pet's behaviour, pack something familiar, start with a short session, and understand the quota system. Five things, explained.
By Dr. Tanachanok Wongsawat
Health SignalsSep 7, 2026 · 2 min read
Spotting the Early Signs That a Pet Bird Is Unwell
Birds hide illness extremely well. Constantly fluffed feathers, sitting with eyes closed in the daytime, eating less, or a change in droppings are the signs to watch. Not eating for 12 to 24 hours is urgent.
By Dr. Chanya Archakraisorn
Inside Hug & HealSep 1, 2026 · 3 min read
Why Green Space and Gardens Matter to a Pet's Mental Health
Environmental enrichment means arranging a space so animals can use their natural instincts, like sniffing and exploring. Research supports that it lowers stress and unwanted behaviour.
By Dr. Tanachanok Wongsawat
Pet Parent GuideAug 31, 2026 · 3 min read
Your First Rabbit: Getting the Diet and the Housing Right
Hay should make up more than 80% of the diet, with fresh greens and a limited amount of pellets, plus room to hop and stretch out fully. And the emergency signs every rabbit owner needs to know.
By Dr. Chanya Archakraisorn
Pet Parent GuideAug 25, 2026 · 2 min read
When Does a Pet Need IPD, or Inpatient Care?
IPD means admitting your pet to stay in hospital for continuous care, unlike OPD where you go home the same day. When vets usually recommend it, and what owners should prepare for.
By Dr. Tanachanok Wongsawat
Pet Parent GuideAug 20, 2026 · 3 min read
Getting Your Cat Used to the Carrier: Less Stress on Vet Day
Help your cat get used to its carrier by leaving it out at home, adding a cloth or toy with a familiar scent, and rewarding your cat for going in. Start ahead of the vet day.
Pet Parent GuideAug 18, 2026 · 2 min read
What Is Pet Daycare, and Who Is It Right For?
Daycare means looking after your pet during the day and taking them home the same evening. How it differs from an overnight stay, who benefits most, and what it does for behaviour and mental wellbeing.
By Dr. Tanachanok Wongsawat
Health SignalsAug 18, 2026 · 3 min read
4 Cat Behaviors That May Signal a Health Problem
Cats are experts at hiding illness, so owners often notice late. Here are 4 behaviors to watch: hiding, eating and drinking, litter box use, and grooming. If any looks off for more than 24 hours, take your cat for a check.
Dog CareAug 17, 2026 · 3 min read
Dental Care for Dogs: How to Brush Their Teeth Properly
Brushing is not just about breath. Severe periodontal disease can affect the heart, kidneys and liver. A step by step guide, from getting a dog used to having its mouth touched to the right brushing order.
Dog CareAug 16, 2026 · 2 min read
When Should a Dog Be Neutered, and What Are the Benefits
Neutering lowers the risk of pyometra and mammary tumours in females and reduces hormone driven behaviour in males, but the right timing varies with breed size. Here are the benefits and how to prepare.