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April is National Pet Month, which gives us the purrfect excuse to celebrate the furry, feathered, and scaly friends who make our lives brighter. But beyond the cuteness and chaos, what does the science actually say about the impact of pets on human well-being? Spoiler: It’s not just fluff. There’s solid evidence that living with companion animals can improve our mental and physical health, reduce stress, and help us form stronger social connections.

Moving to a new home can be an exciting time, but it can also be challenging for our senior pets. Patience and understanding are key to ensure a safe and secure move for your animal companion. Check out these top tips from our friends at Blue Cross, Dogs Trust and PDSA to ensure you and your pet enjoy a smooth move.

In a fast-paced city where time and space are at a premium, many people are looking for a companion animal that suits modern urban living and according to London Pet Show Live, rats could be just the pet we’ve been missing.

There’s nothing quite as exciting as bringing home a new puppy or kitten, but sometimes it can feel a little overwhelming too. As pet owners, we understand this, and that’s why we’ve collated some expert-backed training tips from a host of leading UK pet organisations to help.

Caring for a pet is one of life’s great joys, but it’s also a big responsibility. Choosing the right animal companion for you is such an important decision.

Have you ever had one of those days where everything feels just a little bit off? Maybe you’re feeling lonely, overwhelmed or just completely frazzled after a tough week. Then, out of nowhere, your dog puts their head on your lap. Your cat curls up next to you and starts purring. Your rabbit does a happy little hop, and in that moment, something shifts.