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Did you know dogs’ paws smell like this food?

Did you know dogs’ paws smell like this food?

Did you know most dogs’ paws (and cats) smell like popcorn or corn chips?!

This phenomenon called “Frito feet” is caused by the natural bacteria called Proteus and Pseudomonas that are naturally found in dogs’ paw pads. It tends to give off an odour similar to yeast - which is the popcorn/corn chip smell.

This is natural and when in balance, there isn’t anything to worry about.

When do you need to be careful?

Dogs sweat through the feet and, typ

Christmas safety tips for your pets

It’s the most festive time of the year and we bet your inner Kris Kringle is bursting to come out and spread the cheer! There are so many amazing little things to look forward to during this holiday season, especially all the food, decorations and spending time with your family and friends. Your pets will particularly be looking forward to having you home and being included in all the fun and festivities.

Here are a few handy tips for an inclusive holiday season with your pets:

🪅. Keep the dec

Do you know why cats love cardboard boxes? 🐈‍⬛ 📦

You might not be the only one eagerly waiting for all your online orders to arrive this Christmas.

Empty delivery boxes are pawsitively on your feline’s wishlist.

If you have a cat or have ever spent time with one, you might have noticed that some cats like to hang inside cardboard boxes, maybe even more than the brand new cosy bed you just gifted them. No matter if they’re big or small, cats don’t discriminate; they’re happy to squeeze into boxes of all sizes!

Well for starters, it’s not jus

Are carrots the ideal bunny food? 🥕🤔

Carrots and rabbits have always had a popular association, further propagated by Bugs Bunny, an animated character with a fondness for nibbling on the orangey goodness.

While dear old Bugs may have fueled the misconception that rabbits are always eating carrots, this is not entirely true. Due to their high sugar content, root vegetables such as carrots should only be given to your rabbit in small quantities as too many can give them health problems such as obesity, digestive problems and tooth

Did you know this is why dogs dig?

If you’re a dog parent, then you may have noticed that your furry friend likes to unleash their inner Indiana Bones and literally go down that rabbit hole.

Most dogs have a natural tendency to dig. This instinctual behaviour can be traced back to their wolf ancestors and is as much a “dog thing” as barking or wagging their tails. So even if your dog isn’t one to leave little craters in your yard, you may have noticed them exhibit this behaviour in other ways, such as digging up couch cushions o

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