Caring for senior dogs during winter is essential to ensure their health and comfort. As dogs age, they become more vulnerable to the cold weather, and the winter season can be particularly harsh on their joints and immune system. It is important to keep them warm and dry, provide them with adequate nutrition and hydration, and make any necessary adjustments to their exercise routine.

We've rounded up some tips on how you can help keep your dog happy and healthy even during the colder months.

Every cat parent knows that cats are extremely independent and self-sufficient and that, in most cases, they aren’t even people pleasers as their canine counterparts.

But while this makes cats somewhat easier to care for, it can also be a disadvantage as your pet might develop unwanted behaviours and due to this species’ well-known (and loved) stubbornness, you might have a hard time teaching them otherwise.

Training your cat can be a little difficult because of their general nature. Unlike dogs, they are not constantly looking to please their pet owners. They are more motivated by rewards rather than cuddles or spending time with their guardians, especially since they are such independent creatures.

But even though they are seen as temperamental and sometimes aloof, even cats can be taught some tricks.