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Nemo finds his slimmer self – the 2012 Hill’s Pet Slimmer of the Year Nemo, a ten-year-old Labrador from Durban that lost 22% of his bodyweight in a bid to beat crippling arthritis, has been chosen as SA’s 2012 Hill’s Pet Slimmer of the Year.
Why is my dog not eating? Most of the times when a dog loses his appetite, stops eating or is unable to eat, the reason is an underlying medical problem. In other cases it can be a behavioural problem.
8 quick bird-care tips Getting a pet bird is not a 'soft option' as far as pets are concerned. Maybe so, but there are essentials you have to remember about caring for your bird.
Buying your first parrot A question that many prospective parrot owners are faced with is whether to buy directly from a breeder or to take the "safe" option and buy from a pet shop.
Importance of exercising pet animals Regular exercise is important to avoid illness and encourage normal behaviour patterns in most pet animals.
SPCA / Hill’s MuttWalk The inaugural SPCA / Hill’s MuttWalk will take place on Sunday 25 March 2012 at 8am at the Field and Study Recreation Centre, Louise Avenue Parkmore, Sandton.
FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus) Although feline immunodeficiency virus is a serious disease, the symptoms can be managed. Find out more about this condition.
Sterilising your pet You should have your pet sterilised even it there is no chance of them breeding, it is beneficial to their health, and could also deter unwanted behaviour.