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分離焦慮症與您的狗兒
愛就是寵物幸福的主要來源。寵物與飼主間的特殊關係就是在一起生活的黏著劑。這就是為什麼分離焦慮症會成為許多飼主的嚴重議題。 -
該為愛犬選擇乾糧還是濕糧
選擇犬用乾糧還濕糧不必是個令人頭痛的決定，您甚至可以讓愛犬兩者搭配食用，歡迎閱讀本文，了解該如何選擇犬用乾糧及濕糧。 -
引發狗狗皮膚病的常見因素
動物醫院是否提供您狗兒最好的照顧? 這篇文章提供給飼主選擇'獸醫的步驟與必要條件 -
訓練幼犬的五個訣竅
本篇的五個訣竅能幫助您以有效的方式訓練幼犬，包含居家、群體及專業訓練。 -
溜狗的技巧：如何避免被狗溜
學習如何控制狗狗散步時的怪行為。這些技巧可以幫助您處理狗狗拉扯牽繩、在地上打滾這些怪行為。 -
狗兒向主人表達開心的十種方式
了解與主人分離一段時間後，思念主人的狗兒會做出何種反應。大多數的反應純粹是表達快樂與愛，而某些其它反應則是無價之寶。 -
寵物安全：不同類型的狗狗有不同的個性
不同類型的狗狗會造成不同的個性，認識7大類狗狗的特徵 -
如何判斷愛犬是否過重
了解如何分辨您的愛犬體重即將過重。探索實用建議，幫助牠們達到可被管理、更健康的體重 -
為您的新狗狗更換食物
為狗狗轉換食物不能操之過急的，了解一步一步慢慢來能如何幫助您的愛犬避免消化問題並且適應新家。 -
如何打造狗狗餵食站
學習為愛犬打造與居家風格相符又別出心裁的狗狗餵食站。 -
禁止你的狗在桌邊乞食
學習如何讓你的狗停止在桌邊乞食， 並了解這對狗兒健康的重要性。 -
狗狗的冬日時光：確保狗狗在寒冷的天氣裡安全無虞
學習在寒冷冬天裡，幫您狗狗保持溫暖的重要密訣。知道狗狗可以在戶外待多久；當狗狗覺得冷時可以怎麼幫他。 -
在節日派對時保持您的狗狗舒適
學會幫助您的狗保持舒適的最好方法；經由介紹狗狗給訪客，讓節日派對沒有壓力；給狗狗一個安靜的地方休息 -
幼犬換牙時期的照護訣竅
換牙是幼犬時期必經的過程，本篇的訣竅能幫助幼犬度過這段艱難時期，並避免您的住家受到幼犬破壞。 -
減少潮濕狗狗在您車內的異味
了解導致潮濕狗狗有異味的原因，以及您可以做些什麼來減少這些臭味沾染您的車子，和如何擺脫這些異味。 -
如何為愛犬選擇適合的獸醫師
選擇適合的獸醫師對愛犬的健康十分重要，歡迎閱讀文章，了解該審慎評估的事項。 -
了解真相才能提供最好的照料。
無論您是從鄰居那兒聽來的，或者從網路上發現的小偏方，這些狗兒的謠傳都會誤導且提供錯誤的訊息。 -
拉布拉多獵犬 - 犬類品種 | 關於拉布拉多獵犬 | 希爾思™寵物
拉不拉多具備許多討喜的特徵—聰敏、容易訓練、是最好的居家同伴。拉布拉多獵犬體格健壯、身材結實。請到HillsPet.hk尋找更多犬類品種和愛犬照護資訊。 -
拉布拉多獵犬 - 犬類品種 | 關於拉布拉多獵犬 | 希爾思™寵物
拉不拉多具備許多討喜的特徵—聰敏、容易訓練、是最好的居家同伴。拉布拉多獵犬體格健壯、身材結實。請到HillsPet.hk尋找更多犬類品種和愛犬照護資訊。 -
標題：年長者收養狗狗：選擇完美同伴的竅門
了解狗狗為何是年長者忠誠的伴侶。他們只要求一些關注、一些活動跟愛。 -
認養老犬好處多多
從收容所中認養老犬這個主意，聽起來好像辛苦的部份會多過於好處。事實上認養老犬可能是更適合您生活型態的絕佳選擇。 -
過敏性皮膚炎
了解犬過敏性皮膚炎及其它皮膚病的警訊、徵狀及治療方式。 -
近期常見的狗狗過重問題
了解如何幫忙減少全國性的狗狗肥胖問題與肥胖原因，協助避免發生 -
皮膚敏感的狗兒：探索毛髮底下的祕密
任何飼主都知道，生活中最簡單的樂趣之一就是撫摸您最愛的狗兒。一隻手游走在柔軟豐厚的毛髮上，閃亮有光澤的毛髮，讓您及狗兒的心情都愉悅了起來。但如果狗兒的皮膚健康狀況不佳，就無法享受這簡單的樂趣了。 -
關節炎與關節疼痛
了解犬關節炎及關節疼痛的警訊、原因、癥狀與治療。及寵物需要均衡營養的原因 -
和狗狗一起健行-狗友善健行路線和小叮嚀
探索美國境內25個狗友善健行步道，及無論您跟狗狗選擇什麼樣的路線都能夠安全又開心的小叮嚀。 -
常見的狗狗肥胖問題 - 您可以做些甚麼?
了解如何幫忙減少全國性的狗狗肥胖問題與肥胖原因，協助避免發生 -
成犬應該餵食多少?多久餵一次呢?
以適當的時間間隔來餵食適當量的食物給您的熟齡犬是十分重要的，但有時可能並不容易做到，因為每隻狗兒的餵食需求量可能差異極大。食品包裝上的餵食指南僅供初期餵食參考。最重要的是，要定期監控狗兒的身體健康狀況並視情況調整餵食量。 -
每個不同生命階段的最佳狗食品
探索您的狗從小到老整個狗生中，不同生命時期的不同營養需求。以及您如何保持狗狗快樂、健康且窈窕玩耍。 -
為愛犬選擇適合的動物醫院
動物醫院是否提供您狗兒最好的照顧? 這篇文章提供給飼主選擇'獸醫的步驟與必要條件 -
訓練:正向鼓勵您的愛犬
即使您的狗兒已經不再是幼犬，也不要忘了一個非常重要的原則，就是 "千萬不要將良好的行為視為理所當然。"，您應該在心裡面把您希望狗兒能做的所有行為列個清單。 -
迷你雪納瑞 - 犬類品種 | 關於迷你雪納瑞 | 希爾思™寵物
迷你雪納瑞學習力優、適應力強，無論住在都市公寓或鄉村，都同樣怡然自得。迷你雪納瑞身材方方正正、毛髮粗硬。請到HillsPet.hk尋找更多犬類品種和愛犬照護資訊。 -
西施犬 - 犬類品種 | 關於西施犬 | 希爾思™寵物
西施犬個性驕傲而歡樂，相當需要飼主關注。西施犬在大多數國家被歸類為玩賞犬。請到HillsPet.hk尋找更多犬類品種和愛犬照護資訊。 -
西高地白㹴犬 - 犬類品種 | 關於西高地白㹴犬 | 希爾思™寵物
西高地白㹴犬一如其他㹴犬，聰明、獨立、略為固執。請到HillsPet.hk尋找更多犬類品種和愛犬照護資訊。 -
臘腸犬 - 犬類品種 | 關於臘腸犬 | 希爾思™寵物
臘腸犬是忠誠的伙侶犬，和孩童相處融洽；但由於背部較長，易患椎間盤的疾病。請到HillsPet.hk尋找更多犬類品種和愛犬照護資訊。 -
馬爾濟斯 - 犬類品種 | 關於馬爾濟斯 | 希爾思™寵物
馬爾濟斯適合養在室內和狹小的空間。體型迷你的牠性情溫和、反應熱烈、又聰慧機敏，體重介於4-6磅（2-3公斤）。請到HillsPet.hk尋找更多犬類品種和愛犬照護資訊。 -
吉娃娃 - 犬類品種 | 關於吉娃娃 | 希爾思™寵物
吉娃娃忠心、好親近，只要照護得宜，會是很好的居家寵物。光是待在家裡就能獲得足夠的活動量。吉娃娃是全世界最小的犬種。 -
約克夏㹴犬- 犬類品種資訊及性格特質 | 希爾思™寵物
約克夏㹴犬活力充沛、精神抖擻、喜歡當老大，但又很愛撒嬌。此犬種適合養在公寓，不過居家如廁訓練對牠而言並非易事。 -
法國鬥牛犬 - 犬類品種資訊及性格特質 | 希爾思™寵物
法國鬥牛犬是性情溫和的居家犬，需要得到飼主的關注，適合獨居者飼養，因為牠會和其他家庭成員爭寵。 -
貴賓犬 - 犬類品種 | 關於貴賓犬 | 希爾思™寵物
貴賓犬以高智商和容易訓練聞名。貴賓犬共分為三種體型或類型：標準型、迷你型、和玩具型。請到HillsPet.hk尋找更多犬類品種和愛犬照護資訊。 -
黃金獵犬 - 犬類品種資訊及性格特質 | 希爾思™寵物
因為黃金獵犬容易滿足，所以牠們對於服從訓練的回應都很積極。更討喜的是牠們愛玩耍、愛撒嬌、而且性情溫和。 -
博美犬 - 犬類品種 | 關於博美犬 | 希爾思™寵物
博美犬個性驕傲但友善。體型雖小，卻需要定期運動，熱愛接受訓練。請到HillsPet.hk尋找更多犬類品種和愛犬照護資訊。 -
潘布魯克 威爾斯柯基犬 - 犬類品種 | 關於潘布魯克 威爾斯柯基犬 | 希爾思™寵物
潘布魯克 威爾斯柯基犬以反應快、意志力強聞名。牠們好動、吃苦耐勞、又渴望成為家庭的一份子。請到HillsPet.hk尋找更多犬類品種和愛犬照護資訊。 -
邊境牧羊犬 - 犬類品種 | 關於邊境牧羊犬 | 希爾思™寵物
邊境牧羊犬聰穎機靈，最適合住在鄉村。如果關著不給活動，此犬種很快就會變得憂鬱，開始搞破壞。 -
比熊犬 - 犬類品種 | 關於比熊犬 | 希爾思™寵物
比熊犬愛玩但性情溫馴，不需要太多空間玩耍，適合養在公寓。此犬種不喜吠叫。 -
狗狗品種 | 希爾思™寵物
了解各式犬種的個性與特色，尋找最適合您的狗狗。歡迎探索我們的圖書館，瀏覽相關訊息。 -
狗狗的健康照護 | 希爾思™寵物
了解愛犬健康亮紅燈的原因，及營養在疾病預防所擔任的關鍵角色。歡迎探索我們的圖書館，瀏覽相關訊息。 -
狗狗的玩耍與運動 | 希爾思™寵物
了解透過玩具、遊戲及運動等有趣方法讓愛犬保有健康活力。歡迎探索我們的圖書館，瀏覽相關訊息。 -
狗狗的日常照護 | 希爾思™寵物
了解如何提供愛犬基本照護，如梳洗或一起旅行。歡迎探索我們的圖書館，瀏覽相關訊息。 -
訓練 | 希爾思™寵物
了解訓練愛犬的實用方法，從居家訓練到與其他狗狗社交，您都可以在我們的圖書館找到相關訊息。 -
狗狗的營養與餵食 | 希爾思™寵物
了解犬用食品中重要的原料及如何挑選最適合愛犬的食品。歡迎探索我們的圖書館，瀏覽相關訊息。 -
愛犬資源與工具 | 希爾思™寵物
歡迎閱覽我們資訊豐富的圖書館，在此您可以尋獲許多與狗狗相關的文章與資源，幫助您與愛犬在生命旅途上一起前行。 -
狗狗的行為與外觀 | 希爾思™寵物
想了解愛犬古怪行為背後的原因，解讀牠的表情嗎？歡迎探索我們的圖書館，瀏覽相關訊息。 -
新手飼主 | 希爾思™寵物
了解第一次養貓該做的心理準備與實質準備。歡迎探索我們的圖書館，瀏覽相關訊息。
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Can Cats Get the Flu or a Cold?
Learn how flu & cold viruses can affect your cat, what signs & symptoms to look for, and what the prevention & treatment options are. -
5 New Fun Things to Do With Your Cat
Looking for way to enrich playtime for your kitty? Discover fun new cat activities, such as cat apps, that can keep your furry friend occupied for hours. -
Extinguishing Heat Exhaustion in Cats
Do you know the signs of heat exhaustion in cats? Learn some helpful tips for helping your cat stay cool during the warmer summer months. -
Playing with Your Cat on a Budget: 7 Totally Free Games
Check out these seven cheap and easy games to play with cats, often using items you already have around the house. -
Cat Travel Checklist for Going on Holiday with Your Cat
Going on vacation? Use this cat travel checklist to make sure you've got all her important supplies, such as food, toys & her vet info, for your trip. -
Cat Parents: Bringing Your New Cat Home
If you're new to this whole cat parent thing, you might be feeling a little intimidated. Even if this new kitty isn't your first, adopting a new cat can be both exciting and overwhelming. -
Cat Play: How to Keep Your Kitty Engaged
A bored cat is not a happy cat. Making sure your furry friend is mentally stimulated and engaged through cat play will make them happier and is likely to bring you more peace too, especially if your cat is showing destructive behaviours like shredding your curtains or digging up your potted plants. -
Choosing the Best Cats for Flats
Tips for choosing cats best suited for apartment living, including what types of living spaces are best for certain breeds of cats. -
Why an Adopted Cat May Be Returned to the Shelter
Read on to learn the common reasons why an adopted cat may be returned to the shelter, to help you better prepare yourself to adopt a cat. -
One Woman's Story of How Adopting an Older Cat Changed Her Life
Adopting an older cat occasionally comes with some challenges, but those are easily outweighed by the love and companionship senior cat adoption offers. -
Satiety's Important Role in Your Cat's Overall Weight and Health
Worried about your overweight cat? Some of them may be cute, but concerns about a fat feline are just as common, and the first thing you should do is consult a veterinarian to find out if there's an underlying cause to the weight gain. -
How to Choose the Right Cat Nutrition for Your Cat
Choosing cat nutrition and the healthiest food for your cat can be difficult. -
Dangerous festive Plants to Avoid for Your Cat
Decorating your home for the holidays gets your whole family in the festive spirit, but it -
Using Your Kid's Old Toys as Homemade Cat Toys
If you're a pet parent who's also a human parent, you already know that your fur baby loves your kids' toys. -
Simple Ways to Keep Your Senior Cat Moving
As senior cats slow down, they may walk a little slower, jump more gingerly, and play a little less. Learn some cat exercises to keep your pet active! -
Mixing Cats and Christmas
Cats and holidays sometimes mix about as well as oil and water. -
DIY Cat Stain & Odour Remover That Actually Works
Learn how to make your own DIY cat stain remover, as well as how to remove cat odours from your home. -
Dealing with hairballs
Almost all cat owners have seen a hairball or heard the disturbing sound of their cat trying to cough one up. -
Cats and Sweets: Halloween Safety for Your Cat
Some ingredients found in Halloween candy and other treats can cause an upset stomach in your cat, while others can be downright toxic and dangerous to ingest. -
When Pet Parents Are Away, Cats Destroy: Five Funny Situations
Read about the funny, and sometimes aggrevating, things that cats do when you leave the house. -
How Cats Show Affection to Their Humans
Discover some common ways that cats show love for their owners. Learn to recognize these signs of affection, even though they might seem a little bizarre. -
Stress and Feline Urinary Problems: How to Deal With It
Learn how to identify and reduce the chances of feline urinary issues by helping alleviate stress in their life. -
Tips for being a purrfect new cat parent
Whether you just adopted your new cat from a local shelter, a breeder or a store, there's nothing better than bringing them home. -
Managing Your Cat's Nocturnal Behavior
Learn a few ways to deal with your nocturnal cat -
Preparing Your Nervous Cat for Large Gatherings at Home
Having a large group over? Learn some helpful ways to prepare your nervous cat and keep her from feeling overwhelmed by the amount of people and noise. -
Cat Personalities: Considerstions for Your Lifestyle
Learn important things to look for when getting a cat, such as age, hair length, and which cat breed personalities will suit your lifestyle best. -
Benefits of Neutering
Discover the many benefits of neutering a cat. Neutering a cat leads to healthier, calmer cats and happier pet parents in the long term. -
Giving a Cat a Bath: A How-To Guide
Time to give your cat a bath? Learn the best plan for bathing your kitty and the essential supplies you -
Weird Things Cats Do & Why We Love Them
Learn about the most unique & mystifying cat traits, as well as their meanings. From kneading to hiding, they make us appreciate being cat parents. -
DIY Cat Toys Your Feline Friend Will Love
Discover how to make three creative DIY cat toys out of homemade items. Cats get bored very easily, which is why you need to keep their interest. -
Kitten Proofing Your Home with 10 Easy-to-Follow Tips
Discover how kitten proofing your home will make your new cat feel safe and happy, while making you feel like a confident new pet parent. -
Choosing the Best Cat Food: What to Look For
From essential vitamins & minerals to different types of meat, learn what to look for when choosing the best cat food for your feline. -
Your Cat Needs Attention? Here's What She'll Do to Get It.
When a cat wants attention, she'll pull out all the stops until she gets what she wants. -
Safe Play Between Cats and Kids
Learn to help cats and kids enjoy fun and safe playtime together. -
Five tips to stop cats from scratching up the furniture
There are many tips out there on how to deal with cat scratching, so to help you out, we’ve chosen our top five tips. -
Clever Ways to Keep Your Cat Active: Food Scavenger Hunts
A scavenger hunt will keep your feline friend moving, maintaining their mental & physical health. Here are a few tips to get started. -
Mixing pet foods
Learn the advantages and disadvantages of wet cat food and dry cat food to get a better sense of which food you should be feeding your cat. -
Cat Training: How to Train Your Cat the Easy Way
When learning how to train your cat, you'll start with very basic first steps that both reward good behavior and discourage the bad. -
Six Ways to Socialise Your New Cat
Socialising a cat into a new home takes patience and love. Discover these cat socialisation tips to help an adopted cat adjust to her family. -
Ten Things to Keep Your Cat Comfortable After Adoption
Learn how to make things comfortable at home when adopting a cat. -
Skin Problems to Watch For in Your Cat
Recognise these common skin problems that ail many cats to help keep your feline friend happy and healthy. -
Why You Should Consider Adopting a Cat from an Animal Shelter
When you adopt a cat, you don't just gain a best friend; you could also be saving their life. -
Vegan Cat Food for Carnivorous Felines?
Discover what vegan or vegetarian cat food is, and why it is not the best choice to feed your carnivorous cat. -
Choosing a vet for your cat
Learn about the best ways of finding a vet, cost of treatments, and more factors for choosing the right Veterinarian for your cats health care. -
Common Health Concerns in an Overweight Cat
As a responsible pet owner you owe it to yourself and your cat to understand problems associated with overweight cats. -
Supplies You'll Want to Bring Home with Your New Kitten
Kittens may be small, but to keep them safe and happy there is a long list of items vital to having the right environment for your kitten to thrive. -
Reasons Why Your Cat is Throwing Up After Eating
Learn why your cat might be throwing up their food after eating and what you can do to help prevent it. -
The Tales Your Cat's Tail Tells
Your cat's tail can tell you about what's going on inside her head. Tails are good indicators of mood. -
Starting to Train Your Kitten to Use the Litter Tray
Cats are naturally very clean and chances are your kitten will already have learned how to use the litter box from her mother before she comes to live with you. -
Moving & Relocation with Your Cat: Tips & Suggestions
Learn more about moving, transporting, and helping your cat settle into a new home with these tips on relocating with your pet. -
Playing with your cat
Learn more about how playing with your cat – choosing the right cat toys, games, sound stimulation, and frequency are an important part of maintaining their health and your bond with them. -
Diet Considerations for Pregnant & Nursing Cats
Feeding your cat properly is critical during pregnancy and nursing. Malnutrition can result in low birth weight of the kittens and put them at health risk. -
Siamese Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Learn about the Siamese cat including physical and personality traits, history, and living with one at home. -
Finding Your New Kitten: Where to Look
There are several places to get a kitten. Learn more about finding a kitten at a shelter, breeder, rescue organisation or local newspaper. -
The Meaning Behind Your Cat's Dry Nose
Learn more about the many reasons your cat can have a dry, warm nose from your friends at Hills Pet Nutrition. -
Techniques for Obedience Training Your Kitten
Learn how to train your kitten how to obey your commands without resorting to punishments with our obedience training tips. -
Pet Body Condition Score - Check Your Pet's Weight | Hill's Pet
Monitoring your pet’s body condition score (BCS) can help you help your pet maintain proper growth and weight for a long, healthy life. -
Understanding Your Kitten's Behaviours | Hill's Pet
Cats are good at letting you know what they want, either vocally or with their bodies. It won't be long before you understand what your kitten is trying to tell you. -
Sickness and Diarrhoea: Is it an emergency?
Just like people, cats can experience occasional stomach upset. If your cat exhibits any of the following, especially after eating, she may have a sensitive stomach. -
Are cats trainable?
To train your new kitten, you need an understanding of how she thinks and behaves. -
Suggestions for Grooming Your Cat
Cats are extremely clean animals, but even the most fastidious cat will benefit from a little help with grooming. -
Fun Games for Exercising Your Cat
Discover which cat toys and games your feline friend might like, and how they are great sources of exercise. Explore our library of articles to learn more. -
Suggestions on Treating Your Cat in a Healthy Way
Learn more about homemade cat food from a study that showed homemade cat food to be nutritionally unbalanced and incomplete for pets. -
Helpful Tips for Switching Your Cat's Food
Switching cat foods can be challenging but it doesn’t have to be. Cats should gradually transition to a new cat food. Follow these tips to help ensure success. -
Adopting an Adult Cat: What You Need to Know
Understand how adopting an adult cat from a shelter is different than adopting a cat, and what to expect when you bring them home for the first time. -
Important Information on FLUTD & Urinary Tract Infections in Cats
Urinary tract infections (FLUTD) can kill your cat. Know these 4 facts about feline urinary tract infections, the symptoms, and when to call your vet. -
Useful Ways to Help Your Cat Exercise
Cat Workouts and Exercise Tips, smart practical pointers for staying active and optimising weight through exercise. -
Choosing the Right Food for Your Senior Cat
As your cat grows older, feeding time can be a real challenge for both you and your cat. -
Bombay Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
An active, curious cat, the Bombay loves watching the world around her and can be so affectionate that she demands time with her parent. -
Cats catching mice
Cats love to catch mice. And as natural hunters, they're very good at it. -
Tips for Socialising Your Kitten with People & Other Pets
Socialising your kitten ensures she becomes a cat that relates well to people and is a friend and companion. -
Important Information on Food Allergies & Intolerance in Your Cat
Learn about the warning signs, symptoms, and treatments of pet food allergies and food intolerance in cats and the affect on your cat -
Using Positive Reinforcement when Training Your Kitten
Food rewards, like a few kibbles of Science Plan™ cat food should be given for using the litter box or scratching post, playing with toys and being relaxed when you handle them. -
People with allergies and cats
Cats and people with allergies can happily live together in the same home. Learn more about cat allergies, and how to control them in your house. -
Choosing Safe Toys & Games for Your Kitten
Just like any child in the family, a kitten needs safe toys to play with. Learn what toys are appropriate. -
Feeding Multiple Cats: Setting Up a Feeding Station
Multiple cats bring a lot of joy to a household but they can also bring some challenges when it comes to feeding. Here are some tips to consider if you have more than one cat that you are caring for. -
Persian Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Better understand your Persian housecat by learning more about it's physical characteristics and personality traits. -
Balinese Cat Breed - Facts & Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Learn about the Balinese cat breed including physical and personality traits, history, and living with one at home. -
Abyssinian Cat Information and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Among the most popular cat breeds, the Abyssinian is easy to care for, and a joy to have in your home. They’re affectionate cats and love both people and other animals. -
Tips for Buying Your Cat Treat-Dispensing Toys
Are you looking to get your cat more active? Then you may want to consider using a food-dispensing (also known as treat-dispensing) cat toy, which provides both physical and mental stimulation during snack times. -
Cat | Breeds - Hillspet.co.uk
Discover the unique characteristics of different cat breeds, as well as which one might be best for you. Explore our library of articles to learn more. -
Choosing the Best Kitten in the Litter
If you are choosing your kitten from a litter, a few simple tips can help you pick well. Take your time and ask lots of questions. -
Cat | New Pet Parent - Hillspet.co.uk
Learn what to expect & how to prepare if you're bringing home a cat for the first time. Explore our library of articles to learn more. -
The Importance of Cat Health - From A Kitten to a Healthy Cat
From the moment you first get a kitten it is important you look after it to promote good health. -
Feline Gastrointestinal Disorders & Stomach Sensitivity - Cat Diseases | Hill's Pet
Any disorder that reduces the digestion or absorption of food, or alters its passage through the digestive tract, can be called a digestive disorder. -
Feline Urinary Tract Diseases & Infections: Facts & Nutritional Tips
FLUTD stands for Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease and is a term used to describe any group of disorders or diseases that affects the lower urinary tract (bladder or urethra) in cats. -
How to deal with your pet’s upset stomach
Lots of pets suffer from upset tummies from time to time. While the specific details sometimes don’t make pleasant reading, it’s important that you know what to expect. -
Cat Diseases - Allergic Dermatitis and Skin Conditions | Hill's Pet
Discover some of the signs of feline skin conditions, how to help improve them, and when to consult your veterinarian about your cat's skin health. -
Why cats won't use litter trays
Why has your cat started going potty outside the litter box? Learn the signs of a problem, understand the causes and learn more about the sudden change. -
Can cats see in the dark?
Now that you have a kitten all the things you've heard about cats over the years suddenly seem more relevant. -
Hyperthyroidism in Cats: Warning Signs, Management & Treatment
Hyperthyroidism is a common feline endocrine disorder. It can have serious, sometimes fatal, consequences on vital organs like the heart and kidneys. The good news is, this disease is highly manageable and can be controlled with proper veterinary care. -
Pregnancy in cats
If you have or think you have a pregnant cat, click to learn more about how to properly care for her needs including preparation and delivery tips. -
Pain Relief for Your Cat: Dangerous Medications to Avoid
Know the risks of giving your cat over-the-counter pain medications, and how to properly care for their pain. -
Feline Aging & How it Affects Your Cat's Brain
The impact of brain aging illnesses in senior cats can be significant not only on your cat, but on your entire family as well. -
Is your cat putting on weight?
Learn about the warning signs, symptoms, and treatments of cat obesity and weight management in cats and the conditions that affect on your cat. -
Helping a Cat with Sensitive Skin
Cats with sensitive skin have special needs and even healthy cats can sometimes develop poor skin health. Learn more about sensitive skin symptoms in your cat, what you can do to help your pet feel more comfortable and get recommendations on sensitive skin cat food. -
Important Information About Kidney Disease in Cats
Kidney disease and renal failure can kill your cat. Know these 4 facts about feline kidney disease, the symptoms to look for, and when to call your vet. -
What causes weight gain?
Being overweight puts a cat at risk of developing many serious health issues. Weight gain indicates an increase in body fat and usually results when your cat eats too much and exercises too little. -
Ways to Help Your Overweight Cat Lose Weight
Learn more about the problem of cat obesity and more importantly, what you can do to help your cat avoid becoming overweight. -
Home Dental Care Methods for Your Cat
Learn the importance of feline dental health, and how you can help keep their teeth and gums healthy with these cat oral healthcare home tips. -
Potential Health Concerns in Your New Kitten
Protect your new kitten -
Arthritis in Your Cat: Signs, Causes & Treatment
Middle aged to senior cats can develop arthritis. Also known as degenerative joint disease, it can be a source of chronic pain and negatively affect your cat’s quality of life. -
What to Expect at Your Kitten's 6-Month Health Check
A comprehensive health check for your kitten at six months is an important step toward ensuring a long, healthy life. -
Subtle Signs that Your Cat is Aging
Health-related issues in cat become more common as they age. Here are 6 senior feline health concerns you need to know about. -
Helping Your Cat Recover from Serious Illness or Accidents
Learn about the treatments, recovery and how the food your feed your cat can have a tremendous effect on a cat -
Easy Ways to Help Your Cat Lose Weight
Learn easy ways your cat can lose weight and get back to a healthy weight to improve quality of life and overall health. -
Cat Health Care | Hill's Pet
Discover the signs that your cat may be experiencing a health issue, as well as how to prevent them. Explore our library of articles to learn more. -
Helping Your Cat Overcome the Feline Obesity Epidemic
Cat obesity is a significant problem - learn more about helping your cat become trimmer and healthier through improved nutrition. -
Liver Disease in Your Cat: Causes, Signs & Symptoms
Learn about the warning signs, symptoms, and treatments of liver disease in cats and the affect on your cat -
Brushing & Food: Keys to Maintaining Your Cat's Oral Health
Did you know that brushing your cat's teeth is just as important as brushing your own? According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, 70% of cats show signs of oral disease by age 3. Brushing your cat's teeth is easier if you follow this step-by-step guide. -
Diabetes in Cats: Causes, Signs & Treatments
Learn about the warning signs, symptoms, and treatments of Diabetes Mellitus and diabetes in cats and the affect on your cat -
Why Your Cat Likes to Scratch
As your kitten grows, so will their claws! And to keep them in trim, They'll scratch. -
Why do cats meow?
Even a young child knows and mimics a cat noise. That distinctive 'meow' is not a simple cat sound. -
Stamping out bad behaviour
Spraying is perfectly natural cat behaviour and their way of marking somewhere with information about themselves. That said, it's not particularly desirable if done in your living room! -
Soiling Indoors
Spraying can be the sign of a larger urinary health issue for cat. Learn what it means and what you can do to help remedy it. -
Know Your Cat Health Basics
When you get a cat or kitten or are thinking about bringing one into your home, it is a vitally important part of that process that you do proper research first. -
Is Your Cat Hiding Pain? Recognising the Signs & Symptoms.
It can be easy to miss the signs your cat is sick; they don't all resemble the colds that people contract from time to time. -
Soiling Indoors | Hill's Pet
The cat is usually fastidious about its toilet habits and will consistently use a litter tray indoors, if it is provided, or soil in the garden. If she is soiling indoors it can therefore be very worrying. -
Spraying and Urinating Indoors
Most cats are very particular about their toilet habits and will consistently use a litter tray indoors or soil in the garden. -
Kitten Psychology: Understanding What Your Cat is Thinking
To provide your kitten with the best possible care, it is important to understand her. Learn more about what your kitten thinks and does. -
Cats in heat
Cats in heat need special care and attention. If your cat has already been through a heat you won't forget her howling and the constant demands for attention. -
Facts About Cat Health
When you own a pet you will want to make sure that you get all the health and nutrition facts straight in order to raise and share your life with a healthy and happy furry companion. -
Your Senior Cat: Signs of Ageing in Your Older Feline
Your cat may not be a wound-up kitten anymore, but old age shouldn’t keep your senior cat from getting the most out of the year's ahead. -
How Clicker Training Can Help Your Cat's Behavior
Clicker training can help you progress from giving food rewards to giving praise when teaching commands to your kitten. -
Preparing Your Cat for a New Baby
How will your cat react to having a new arrival in the house and how do you ensure cat and baby get along? Vet and behaviourist Francesca Riccomini offers advice on how to prepare your family feline for a new addition. -
Cat | Behaviour & Appearance - Hillspet.co.uk
Discover why your cat behaves the way she does, as well as what her expressions & body language means. Explore our library of articles to learn more. -
How Your Cat Uses their Tongue for Grooming
Learn about the trademark grooming characteristic of most cats from your friends at Hills Pet Nutrition -
Treat your cat for life – not just for Christmas
Everyone likes a little treat every now and then - and especially now that Christmas is coming. -
What's your kittens idea of a nice break?
Everyone loves a holiday. Or do they? Many cats really don't like travelling, but if they get used to it from an early age it's not normally a problem. -
Microchipping
Your kitten shouldn't be allowed outside the home until they're completed her first course of vaccinations. -
Sharing a Bed with Your Cat: Steps for Success
The personality of your cat is probably the most important part of whether a human-feline sleeping arrangement will work. -
Meeting The Housemates
If you already have a cat at home, they're likely to become territorial when your new kitten arrives. -
Vaccinating your kitten
Your new kitten will start life with some natural immunity from diseases from her mum, but as this wears off you'll need to have her vaccinated to keep her healthy. -
Steps for Command Training Your Kitten
Take command of your kitten -
Ear Mites in Cats & Kittens: Signs, Symptoms & Treatments
Ear mites are contagious. Ear mites are parasites that live on the skin’s surface, especially on the skin lining of the ear canal. They are transferred from cat to cat by direct contact. They can persist in the environment for several months. -
When to call a vet
You know your cat better than anyone else and, if you're at all concerned, you shouldn't hesitate to pick up the phone to your vet. -
Keeping Your Cat Well Groomed
When it comes to grooming, kittens are fastidious; they learn how to keep themselves clean and tidy from their mothers. -
Seasonal Advice
The changing seasons bring new adventures for your kitten, but also certain hazards. Follow the steps below, and she'll be able to enjoy the highlights of your calendar as much as you do. -
The Importance of Wellness Visits for Your Senior Cat
Your senior cat could be hiding something – other than your car keys. That’s right, yours could be hiding an illness right now and you’d never even know it. -
Travelling with your kitten
Creating an enriched environment for your senior cat can increase activity and mental stimulation, and reduces potential behaviour problems. -
Looking after your kitten’s welfare
The first thing to do is to ensure your cat has all his injections and that your local vet has given you the all clear on his cat health. -
Summer Heat and Warm Weather Tips
Much like us humans, cats need special care when it comes to hot, sunny weather. -
Keeping Your Cat Close to Home
Cats with access to the great outdoors enjoy lots of fun experiences but they also face risks too: traffic, dogs, other cats, picking up fleas or contracting nasty diseases… -
How to Make Your Cat Feel Safe on Halloween
Learn more about pet safety during the Halloween season. -
10 Important Health Tips for Senior Cats
However, as much as we value having them in our lives, it’s easy to take our pets for granted. Your senior cat, on the other hand, appreciates every single thing you’ve ever done. Why not return the favour? -
Travelling with your cat
Get helpful tips and advice for traveling with your cat including by car, train, or air. Learn the safest ways for your cat to travel. -
Keeping Your Cat Comfortable When Home Alone
They may not show it - but many cats can develop separation anxiety while you are away. Learn how to help keep them happy when home alone. -
Bringing Home Your First Kitten
Besides being adorable, there are many other benefits to owning a kitten as a pet. Cats are generally very neat and tidy pets. -
What You Need to Know to Care for Your Senior Cat
Learn more about helping your cat, stay healthy and happy in their later years through vet visits and better nutrition. -
Standard Home Health Checks for Your Cat
Proper kitten care starts at home. Learn the different signs of a healthy kitten and different preventative methods to use to keep them well. -
Keeping Your Cat Active & Safe in Summer
Learn more about taking your cat outside during the summer and how to keep your pet safe. -
Why Exercise is Important to Keep Your Cat Healthy
Explore different ways to keep your indoor, outdoor, or fat kitten fit, and learn the effects of exercise on your kitten -
Free of Fur Balls
Cats are very clean creatures and your kitten will spend approximately five hours a day grooming herself. In doing so, they'll pick up any loose hairs from their coat. -
Useful Ways to Keep Your Cat Active in Winter
Ensure your cat stays active and healthy this winter by following these easy-to-adopt practices. -
Taking your cat to the vet
As any caring cat owner knows, a routine visit to the vet is anything but routine. Regular examinations are the right thing to do, but try telling that to your cat. -
Cats and Children
Learn more about how children and cats can live and play together wonderfully with these basic handling tips from your friends at Hills Pet Nutrition. -
How to groom and bath your cat
Part of keeping cats healthy is ensuring they are clean and well-groomed. Get tips on how and when to bathe and groom your cat. -
Toxic houseplants
Learn about common houseplants that can be dangerous or poisonous to cats. Get tips on how to keep your cat safe around houseplants. -
Helping Your Cat Adapt to Cold Winter Temperatures
Learn more about keeping your cat healthy and safe during the cold winter months. -
A purrfect coat for your kitten
Learn the visual signs that your cat is healthy including what to look for in her skin, ears, and eyes, as well as as signs you should call your vet about. -
How to Reprimand your Cat
Learn how to reprimand your cat in an effective manner that helps your cat understand unwanted behaviours without physical harm or screaming. -
Common Health Problems in Older & Senior Cats
Cats are living longer than ever before, into their 20s in some cases. This has introduced new health concerns for older cats. -
Your Cat's First Month At Home: Tips & Suggestions
Learn more about the basics of cat care in the first month, including choosing the right cat bedding, cat toys, cat carriers, pet id tags and litter boxes. -
4 Ways to Help Your Cat Maintain an Ideal Weight
Learn about how to ensure your cat attains an ideal weight and maintains a healthy weight for life with these four steps to a healthier cat from your good friends at Hills Pet Nutrition. -
Helping Your Cat Overcome Fears of Thunder & Fireworks
It's not uncommon for a cat to be afraid of loud noises, especially thunder and fireworks. -
Fleas and worms
Learn more about common parasites that can affect your cat, how to prevent them and how to treat them. -
Planning a Safe Christmas for Your Cat
Learn more about keeping your cat safe and healthy during the holidays. -
Bringing your kitten home
Everybody’s heart melts at the sight of a new kitten. But that adorable bundle of fluff you’re bringing home is going to need looking after for life. -
Introducing a New Cat to Your Current Pets
Read about how to introduce a new cat into your household of current pets to help reduce stress and make sure they all get along well. -
Caring for a Senior Cat: The Basic Essentials
Senior cats certainly have unique needs compared to when they were younger, but how do you know when your cat is senior and their needs have changed? -
Making Your House a Fun & Enjoyable Place for a Cat
Creating an enriched environment for your senior cat can increase activity and mental stimulation, and reduces potential behaviour problems. -
Keeping Your Kitten Safe: Collar, ID Tags & Microchips
A safety collar and identification tags, or even a microchip, is one of the most important things you can do to ensure the safety of your kitten should she become lost. -
Introducing Kitten to a Cat
Bringing a new kitten into the household is a special and exciting time for all the family... except potentially for your current cat! -
Routine Care for Cats | Hill's Pet
Discover some basic ways that you can care for your cat properly. Explore our library of articles to learn more. -
Why Regular Veterinary Visits Are Important to Your Kitten
Learn about taking your cat to the vet with these tips for transporting your cat with a carrier, the car ride, and arriving at the veterinarian office from your good friends at Hills Pet Nutrition. -
Playtime with Children
When it comes to playtime, your kitten is a natural; and will turn anything into a game. -
The Best Food For Your Cat
People have lately become much more aware of the nutritional needs of their cats. -
How a kitten's nutritional needs differ from ours? | Hill's Pet
In a study of homemade pet foods, more than 90 percent of foods were found to be nutritionally unbalanced and incomplete for pets. -
Cat | Play & Exercise - Hillspet.co.uk
Discover which cat toys games your feline friend might like, and how they are great sources of exercise. Explore our library of articles to learn more -
The Downside of Free-Feeding Your Cat
Understand the dangers of free-feeding your cat and learn how proper feeding methods can help promote a healthier, higher quality of life for your cat. -
How and When To Feed Your Adult Cat?
It's important to feed your mature cat the right amount of food at proper intervals, but this can be tricky -- it is also worth remembering that feeding requirements can vary greatly from one cat to another. -
How and When To Feed Your Mature Cat?
There are three common ways to feed a cat. Each way has its advantages and disadvantages. -
Knowing About Cat Nutrition
Many experienced cat owners will know that cats need specific and specialised nutrition in order to live full and healthy lives. -
Is Your Cat Becoming a Fussy Eater?
Change is an inevitable fact of life, even for cats. Take the first birthday for example. That's a real a milestone for a cat, marking the transition from kitten to adulthood. -
Introducing a New Food
Cat's nutritional needs change as they age, so it is important to know when to change their food to keep them healthy and active. -
Dealing with a Cat That's a Picky Eater
Discover if your cat is a picky eater or has a larger health condition at play, and what you can do to help them eat better. -
The Effects of Catnip on Your Cat
Learn what catnip is, and whether or not it is safe to give to your cat and any side effects associated with catnip. -
The Most Important Nutrients in Your Cat's Food
Learn about the ingredients of all Hill’s Science Diet cat foods that create a proper foundation for good cat health. -
The Importance of Protein in Your Cat's Food
The right combination of proteins is essential, but your cat needs help achieving the correct mix. Hills Pet Nutrition can help in choosing the right cat food to ensure your pet gets a sufficient boost of protein power. -
Feeding your kitten: some food for thought
Kittens grow a lot in their first year, so it is important to provide them with the proper nutrients early, so they grow up healthy and strong. Learn more. -
Important Ingredients to Look For in Cat Treats
Learn more about the ingredients in cat treats and how they impact your cat. -
Cat Food "Made in the USA": What It Really Means
Do you know where your cat food of choice comes from? Is it truly Made in the USA? Learn about products labeled as Made in the USA. -
Food & Portion Tips to Avoid Overfeeding Your Cat
Obesity is a growing problem in our feline population. In fact, over 50% of cats seen by veterinarians are judged to be either overweight or obese. -
The Importance of Drinking Water for Your Cat
Help protect your cat from bladder issues understanding how drinking water can prevent urinary, diseases. -
Foods that are Dangerous or Toxic to Cats
Many human foods are dangerous to cats. Read about 5 of the worst toxic food offenders that can kill your cat - and how much it takes to hurt them. -
Deciding if a Natural Food is Best for Your Cat
Understand what natural cat food really means and how to pick a high quality natural cat food for your furry friend. -
Cat treats are a fun subject for you and your cat!
We all love giving our furry friends a special treat now and then - learn how to do so without compromising the health of your cat. -
Cats and running water
If your cat refuses to drink from their water dish, or sees it more as a toy, learn some different ways you can encourage your cat to drink from a bowl. -
The Truth About Cats And Milk
It is a common misconception that cats should be given milk regularly as a treat. -
Hill's Cat Foods: A Healthy Choice for Your Cat
Selecting the right food for your kitten is a key to quality nutrition and a long, healthy life. Learn more about how to select the right kitten food. -
Nutrition & feeding: cat | hill's pet
Discover how to manage your cat's food; from key ingredients she needs to decide when to change foods. Explore our library of articles to learn more -
Homemade Cat Food Raises Concerns
Learn more about homemade cat food from a study about how homemade pet foods were found to be how to be nutritionally unbalanced and incomplete for pets. -
How Fats are Essential to Your Cat's Healthy Diet
Learn about the importance of fat in your cat. -
“Smile!” How to take the perfect picture of your cat | Hill's Pet
Every cat is unique and, in the eyes of every 'pet parent', the most beautiful animal to ever walk the earth. And that's just how it should be. -
British Shorthair Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Get information about the British Shorthair cat including facts, history, personality traits, and what it's like to live with this breed of cat. -
Tiffany Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
A moderate looking cat with no extremes, the loving Tiffany enjoys your company and will prefer it over being left alone. Also known as Chantilly. -
Caring for your kitten's new teeth
Brushing your kitten's teeth is not as difficult as you might think; if you start early and use a special cat toothpaste that she likes, your kitten will even look forward to it. -
Birman Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Find out everything you need to know about the Birman cat breed including personality traits, physical characteristics, and breed origins. -
Havana Brown Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Find out everything you need to know about the Havana Brown cat breed including personality traits and physical characteristics. -
Norwegian Forest Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Learn about the Norwegian Forest cat including physical and personality traits, history, and living with one at home. -
Cat | Tools & Resources - Hillspet.co.uk
Check out our in-depth library of cat-related articles and resources, compiled just to help you through the many journeys you'll experience with your cat. -
Bengal Housecat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Better understand your Bengal Housecat breed by learning more about it's physical characteristics and personality traits. -
Chartreux Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Learn about the Chartreaux cat including physical and personality traits, history, and living with one at home. -
Burmilla Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Learn all you need to know about the Burmilla cat breed including personality traits, physical features, and breed origins. -
Maine Coon Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
A sweet tempered cat, the Maine Coon is a highly adaptable to any environment and features a heavy, but silky coat. -
Manx Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
A placid cat, the Manx will likely get along with all of the people in your life and provide many years of loving companionship. -
Japanese Bobtail Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
A smart, sweet cat, the Japanese Bobtail is happiest among people and features a soft, melodious voice that wins the hearts of listeners. -
Somali Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Get information about the Somali cat breed including physical characteristics, personality traits, breed history, and what it's like to live with one. -
Oriental Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Learn all you need to know about the Oriental cat breed including personality traits, physical features, and breed history. -
Devon Rex Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Read about the Devron Rex cat breed including facts, history, personality traits, and what it's like to live with one. -
Cornish Rex Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Learn more about your Cornish cat including personality and physical traits. Discover information about its origins and what its like to live with one. -
Ragdoll Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Get information about the Ragdoll cat including facts, history, personality traits, and what it's like to live with this breed of cat. -
Cymric Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Get information about the Cymric cat including facts, history, personality traits, and what it's like to live with this breed of cat. -
Egyptian Mau Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Learn about the Egyptian Mau cat breed including personality and physical traits. Discover information about its origins and what its like to live with one. -
Turkish Angora Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
A sweet, quiet cat, the Turkish angora is loyal and affectionate but can also become upset by sudden changes in her environment. -
Burmese Cat Breed - Facts and Personality Traits | Hill's Pet
Read about the Burmese cat breed including facts, history, personality traits, and what it's like to live with one.
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Coronavirus, COVID-19 and Your Pet: What You Need to Know
Learn information about the family of coronaviruses in pets, including whether dogs & cats are susceptible to COVID19 and details about transmission. -
Fun Ideas for Kids and Pets This Summer
Outdoor summer activities with your dog or cat can be fun for kids, too. Learn how they also teach kids responsibility & creates a bond with their pet. -
Help! My Dog Doesn't Like Me & I Have a Standoffish Cat
If you've ever thought to yourself, "My dog doesn't like me," or "Why do I have such a standoffish cat?" rest assured that you aren't the only pet parent who has these concerns. -
Pet Home Alone: Back to School's Effect on Your Pet
Learn how heading back to school and suddenly leaving your pet home alone impacts them, and how you can help ease the transition. -
Achievable New Year's Resolutions with Your Pet | Hill's Pet
At the end of the calendar year, many people ring in the new year by creating a list of habits they'd like to start (or stop) doing to benefit their health and happiness. -
The Aging Differences Between Humans and Pets
Learn about the signs of aging in dogs and cats and how they compare similarly to those in humans so you can provide the best care for your aging pet. -
How Pets Help Ease the Transition to an Empty Nest
Everyone handles kids going to college differently. Some people may be excited for the life change. -
The Right Diet For Your Pet
In people, the right diet is very important. If you are eating the wrong way for your metabolism, activity level, age and lifestyle you could end up with health issues. -
Dog and Cat Friends: Created by Fate, Fostered by Family
Learn how one kitten took the old idea that dogs & cats are supposed to be enemies, and formed a friendship with 3 unlikely canine friends. -
What Human Food Does to Your Pet: Human Caloric Equivalents
Understand what effect feeding your pet table scraps really has on their daily caloric intake with this easy to understand human equivalent chart. -
Proteins
To make a protein, amino acids are linked together in a long chain. The chain is then bundled into to a three-dimensional structure, like a tangled ball of yarn. -
Minerals
More than 18 mineral elements are believed to be essential for mammals. -
Pet Nutrition And Behaviour | Hill’s Pet
Many people think that the behaviour of their dog is an element that is affected solely by breed, environment and training (or lack of). This, however, is not entirely true. -
Weight loss and management, proven in the real world | Hill's Pet
If you have an overweight pet, you’re not alone. As many as 1 in 3 pets in the UK are overweight because many pet owners think ‘more food’ means ‘more love.’ -
Vitamins
Vitamins can be divided into two main groups depending on whether they are soluble in fat or water. -
Why antioxidants are important
Cells are continually under attack from compounds called 'free radicals'. -
Develop your gut instinct | Hill's Pet
Digestive disorders can affect any part of the digestive system, from the stomach, small intestine and through to the large intestine.
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Dog Health Conditions | Hill's Pet
Puppy, kitten and pet dieting, cat nutrition and dog nutrition information from Hill's Pet Nutrition -
Cat Health Conditions | Hill's Pet
Puppy, kitten and pet dieting, cat nutrition and dog nutrition information from Hill's Pet Nutrition