Here at HomeoPet our mission is to help you to keep your pet happy and healthy, naturally. And as we've rather a lot of experience in doing this, we'd love to share it with you, for the benefit of your wonderful animals.
Read on for info and insights on natural medicine and natural pet care. If you have any questions for our pet care team, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Controlling worms in your pet is an important part of their routine health care and without effective and regular worm management and treatment, animals can become seriously ill.
Get the low down on major parasites that you need to watch out for in your pets, together with some handy tips on how to win the war on worms.
So, your dog has bad breath? While we may feel self-conscious, embarrassed, or maybe even genuinely anxious if our own breath started to smell bad, if our dogs’ breath smells bad, they really don’t care!
It’s Valentine’s Day… Maybe you’re looking forward to an evening (and night…) of romantic bliss? Or maybe you’re contentedly daydreaming about the various secret admirers you are sure to have.
Do you want to know some interesting facts about your pet’s teeth? Cats and dogs need their teeth more than we do.
A New Year is upon us – a year with 365 blank pages for you to fill. Out with the old, in with the new … as the saying goes! The New Year is the perfect time for setting goals and starting afresh.
Winter is the time of year when many people in the Northern Hemisphere start to worry about respiratory disease and the winter flu season. Many people worry about their pets and respiratory disease in winter for the same reasons.
We all love puppies and kittens, but there is nothing like the love and affection of an older dog or cat… after all, it takes a long time for a soul to become this sweet! And in wintertime, our older furry companions need some extra special care.
Picture the scene. You’ve come home from a hard day at work to find a puddle in the middle of your lounge. There’s a foul-smelling pile of something nasty behind the couch.
Each year from December to the end of January, rescue shelters across Europe and the US are inundated with unwanted dogs. Would you believe, old or poorly trained animals are removed from households before relatives arrive for the holidays.
Dogs love to be around people and other animals. They are social creatures, but that obviously means they need to behave in a particular way. This only comes with effective training.