Pet Wellbeing
Pet Wellbeing The Wheel of Pet Wellbeing is based on the Five Animal Welfare Needs listed in the Animal Welfare Act 2006. Welfare
Do your research properly before adopting a pet and you will save yourself and your pet a lot of stress and heartache! Try looking after a similar pet for a period of time, or acting as if you have the pet before you actually get them and see if you can really cope with the commitment.
There are loads of books and courses available to help you understand your pet better and improve the way you care for them.
Our pets give us so much joy and our responsibility is to make sure we look after them well for their whole lives. Make sure that you are willing to make this commitment before you take on a pet.
Pet theft is on the rise unfortunately. It only takes a few seconds for a pet to be stolen. Never leave your dog tied up outside a shop, install CCTV around your home and garden and make sure that your pet is microchipped so you have the best chance of getting them back if the worst should happen.
What would happen to your pet if you were no longer able to look after them? It’s easy to try to avoid thinking about this, but best to be prepared for the worst.
Pet Wellbeing The Wheel of Pet Wellbeing is based on the Five Animal Welfare Needs listed in the Animal Welfare Act 2006. Welfare
28th September is World Rabies Day. Get your pet ready for travel and support the prevention of rabies worldwide.
Wellbeing is a massive topic. What are some of the ways that you can improve your pet’s social life?
Wellbeing is a massive topic. What are some of the ways that you can improve your pet’s behaviour?
Wellbeing is a massive topic. What are some of the ways you can improve your pet’s environment?
Wellbeing is a massive topic. What are some of the ways you can improve your pet’s health?