Bengal cats look like they’ve just walked out of a tropical jungle. Their stunning coats which come in either spotted or marble patterns in brown, silver or snow hues make many believe they look like miniature cheetahs or leopards. They also possess incredibly charming personalities and any Bengal owner will tell you that they love nothing better than to curl up for fuss and love from their humans. If you’re lucky enough to be adding one of these wonderous kitties to your home, you’ll need to pick the perfect Bengal cat name that fits their glorious appearance and cheeky personalities. Keep reading for our top 50 names that are sure to fit your pocket-sized wild cat.

Xylitol is a very popular sugar substitute which is prized for its lower calorie content and low glycaemic index, and it’s also thought to be better for human dental health. With that being said, although xylitol is safe for humans to consume, sadly it can be highly poisonous to dogs. The Pet Poison Helpline received 5,846 calls about dogs accidentally ingesting this ingredient in 2020 alone.

Cats often have a reputation for being independent and aloof. So, you might be surprised to notice that your cat is following you everywhere you go. Are they trying to get your attention, or is this just their way of showing you how much they love you? Unfortunately, cats can’t tell us directly why they’re following us, but we’ve been around these furry creatures long enough to come up with a good list of possible explanations. If your cat is following you, here is what might be going on.

Parvovirus can be an extremely dangerous viral condition, but it can also be prevented. In this article we will be discussing this virus, covering diagnostics, treatments and how owners can help to prevent their dogs from catching this awful disease. Plus, get a better understanding of what parvo actually is, and how to protect your pup.

Are you thinking of adding another addition to your family? If you’re considering a new pup, but your clan already has a feline member, it’s worth considering which dog breeds have the potential to be good with cats, as some breeds may not be very suitable for a household with felines! That being said, it’s always worth noting that every individual from each breed will be different and will possess different behavioural traits. So, you can never guarantee a pup from a certain breed will have a particular characteristic. Therefore, we would always suggest introducing your pets to each other properly – ideally at a young age and monitor them closely. You should always make sure your cat has the space to get away from your pup if they want to, as cats are generally less sociable than dogs, and will need time to themselves – especially if they feel overwhelmed or threatened. For more advice on this, it’s best to speak to your vet.

Looking for a small, fluffy pooch to add to the family? Get ready for cuteness overload. This article includes some of the most adorable small dogs with long hair. These little dogs come with lovely soft, long fur that makes them very eye-catching. However, these coats will need looking after! The long fur on these breeds requires daily brushing sessions and regular bathing to keep their luscious locks shiny and healthy, and prevent tangles and mats from developing. But that’s a small price to pay when – in return – you get to cuddle up with these lovely furballs.

Probiotics, microbial balance, good bacteria – these health and wellness buzzwords have started to cross over into feline territory, making cat owners wonder if they’re missing a trick. Many owners have started to wonder if probiotics for cats exist, and whether they can benefit our furry pets in the same way they benefit humans. The answer is yes. Here is what you need to know about cat probiotics, from what they are, to how to choose the best ones for your feline companion.

Bringing puppies into the world is an incredibly exciting time for owners and it’s easy to get lost focusing on these cute little creatures. However, it’s also an important time for you to be regularly checking on mum’s health too. Birth can be a traumatic time for your dog and, as such, there are a number of health issues that can arise including mastitis in dogs. Keep reading to find out more about mastitis in dogs, including possible causes and the signs to look out for, so you can help to keep your nursing dog and her puppies healthy and happy.

The thyroid is an important gland located in your dog’s neck, close to the windpipe. Although its dimensions are quite small, it has a big role to play. The thyroid produces hormones that are used in many processes throughout the body, meaning that its ability to work properly is key to the health and wellbeing of our pets. However, this important gland can sometimes stop functioning as it should, leading to thyroid problems in dogs and prompting owners to seek their vet’s help. One of the most common issues is called hypothyroidism and it can be quite concerning when owners start to notice the first symptoms in their pooches. Here is what you need to know about hypothyroidism in dogs and how you can support your pet if they’ve been diagnosed with this problem.

Many of us enjoy yogurt on a daily basis, and this versatile food is widely found in fridges across the UK. Whether it’s part of a balanced breakfast, a quick dessert, or a tasty snack during the day, yogurt comes in a great deal of flavours including plain, fruit, chocolate – the list goes on! It’s easy to see why this food is so popular amongst humans. When we’re tucking into our deliciously creamy yogurts, it’s quite common for pet owners to slide the lid over to their furry friend to have a lick of, but is this safe? Can cats eat yogurt? Or are they best to stay away from it altogether? Find out all you need to know about cats and yogurts in this article.