Not all dog breeds are double-coated. But if yours are, know that it calls for a little extra care and if not groomed properly, it can lead to your pooch having multiple tangles.

Tangling is especially risky for double-coated breeds as some patches of fur can become riddled with dirt or debris and can act as a thick layer on the pet’s skin. If the skin is unable to breathe properly, dandruff and a variety of other pathologies can arise.

Cats can develop dry skin for many reasons - from too frequent bathing or nutritional deficiencies to diseases and allergies. Minimising the symptoms of dry skin can be tricky if you're unsure of where to start, so here are some tips and tricks to help restore your feline's skin to...

All cats shed to some extent or the other, and while there are breeds out there that are considered hypoallergenic because they tend to shed less, they still do. Long-haired breeds have to be groomed more often than shorter-haired ones, but even the second enjoy the feel of having their coat brushed.

If you would like to find out what options you have in terms of cat brushes and understand what makes the difference between them, keep on reading!

Most of our feline friends aren't particularly fond of getting a bath. On top of that, cats are good at picking up signals from their owners, especially mood changes or higher anxiety levels. So, if you’re feeling nervous about washing your precious feline, chances are they’re feeling the same.