When it comes to buying things for your pets, you only want the best advice – nobody likes wasting money on things that don’t work.
We know how you feel. As vets, we don’t make tons of recommendations for best pet products. But when we do, we advise things with a good scientific basis and/or evidence that they work, and we only recommend products we genuinely find helpful.
You can browse our buying advice and information below:
- Cats
- Dogs
Caring for a dog with diarrhoea – 4 vet tips to help treat them at home
Diarrhoea is one of the most common reasons pet parents visit the vet, with around 1 in 15 dogs experiencing…
The 10 Best Puzzle Feeders for Dogs
As a vet, I regularly recommend puzzle feeders to pet parents. They are great to improve mental stimulation, slow down…
Cat Euthanasia: All You Need to Know About Saying Goodbye to Your Cat
Saying goodbye to your cat is one of the hardest decisions you’ll ever have to make. Our cats are more…
Senior Cat Care: A Vet’s Guide to Caring for an Elderly Cat
When it comes to caring for an elderly cat, there are some important things you, as a pet parent, can…
7 reasons to use a dog food puzzle according to a vet
A dog food puzzle is more than just a trendy toy—they’re fun tools that can transform your dog’s mealtime into…
How to use puzzle feeders for dogs and cats: A vet’s guide
So, you’ve bought the best cat puzzle feeders or the best dog puzzle feeder – now what? Don’t just plonk…
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We never choose products based on the amount of commission we receive for doing so. Instead, our products are rated and chosen based on scientific evidence and personal experience.
We’ll do our best to make sure our recommendations are safe, but we cannot make personalised recommendations, so it’s your responsibility to choose the right product and use it safely.