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Strength Looks Like Four Paws and a Wagging Tail

The silent strength that your pet gives you just by being at your side is something that cannot be explained in words! It is a feeling that only us pet parents can relate to. – by Preksha Tripathi Bella is not just a presence in my life; she is an emotion that quietly became my

Bowlers, from Allana Pet Solutions (APS), has introduced Bowlers Champion, A new range with affordable pricing designed for healthy and active dogs, fronted by cricket star Shubman Gill

Champion debuts as a dedicated sub-brand focused on supporting dogs during phases when they feel low on energy or require additional nutritional reinforcement. Developed as well-balanced, science-backed, vet-approved nutrition, the range is formulated to help maintain stamina, muscle strength, and overall vitality. With packaging inspired by the Indian cricket jersey, Champion visually reflects resilience, confidence,

Handling the Hassle: Struggles of Being a Dog Feeder

Being a dog feeder/ carer comes with its share of nasty looks and fights! But you’ve got to do what you’ve got to do. It’s inspiring to see how Sailesh navigates this journey and makes it look seamless! – by Sailesh Ghelani It isn’t easy being a feeder or carer, and we salute all the

Paws Don’t Talk, But They Do Speak Volumes

As someone who has spent decades caring for and advocating for animals, I’ve learned to listen with more than just my ears. This article isn’t just about facts — it’s about feelings, instincts, and the invisible bond between dogs and humans. – by Dr. Gurcharanjit Amole Dogs may not speak our language, but they communicate

A Childhood Dream that Became a Lifelong Calling

Five books, countless stories… Dr. Gautam Unny shares his journey from a stud farm to a stethoscope! The joys and hardships of being a veterinarian. – by Dr. Gautam Unny I was just 4 years old when I told my parents that I would become a vet. I grew up in the stud farms of

Inside the Veterinary ICU Stories of Hope, Heartbreak, and Healing

– by Dr. Marie Holowaychuk As an emergency and critical care specialist, I often hear pet parents say they would do anything and everything to save their furry friend. What surprises many is that intensive care, once thought of as the exclusive domain of human hospitals, is now available for dogs. Intensive or Critical Care

Ageing Gracefully Supporting Mobility in Seniors

For most of a dog’s life, movement is instinctive. They follow you from room to room and settle wherever they please without thinking twice. But with age, movement changes quietly. Not dramatically. Not overnight. Just enough for us to miss it. In many cases, the first problem isn’t pain. It’s trust. – by Aneesha Pillai

Redefining Responsible Pet Parenting

In a country where pet parenting is rapidly evolving, Petdeals, a women-led venture, has quietly yet powerfully redefined what responsible, informed, and compassionate pet care truly means. – by Rishika Kothari – Founder, Petdeals.in A testament to purpose-driven entrepreneurship—built not merely on commerce, but on empathy, education, and an unwavering commitment to animal well-being. A

Bonding through Brushes and Bubbles

Your pet’s grooming should not be dependent on the season! It is one of the most important aspects of responsible pet parenting, so whatever the season – Say Yes to Grooming!!! – by Varun Daroch As a professional dog groomer, I want to advise pet parents that grooming is not a seasonal activity. Yes, the

Chasing Sunrises with My Little Himalayan Traveller

There’s something incredibly special about traveling with your furry friend; the views turn more beautiful, the journey becomes more joyful, and the memories more colourful. Here’s how Romeo, the senior wanderlust, enjoyed his trip to the mountains! – by Divya Sharma Traveling for me has always meant one thing — Romeo comes along. As a

Paws Under Pressure: Recognizing Canine Stress

Your pet cannot say “I am nervous.” They express it through their body. Sometimes anxiety is loud (whining, barking, pacing). Other times, it’s so subtle that it often goes unnoticed until tension grows into a larger behavioural issue. – by Dr. Akanksha Diwakar Find out how body cues reveal emotional states. Anxiety is one of

Brotherhood Doesn’t Need The Same DNA

A fur sibling is more than a pet. They are a best friend, a protector, a guardian angel. And every day, I thank God for blessing my child with his first forever friend—his brother, Oscar.  – by Chitrangda Bareth When Veer was born, Oscar was just two—still playful, still learning about the world. But the

The Symphony of Sneezes: Decoding Your Pet’s Respiratory Secrets

It is the season when our furry friends suffer from cough and cold the most. Uncovering the mystery of pet coughs and sneezes! – by Dr. Deesha Gupta Coughing, sneezing, and a runny nose—the “terrible three” of the season—aren’t just limited to humans. Our furry companions can catch them, too! Whether it’s an infection, allergy,

Keeping Tails Wagging Through The Golden Years

Taking care of senior pets is a big responsibility. You have to pay extra attention to not just their everyday nutrition, but also ensure that they never miss a regular health check-up. Remember, healing is just treatment; it is comfort, love, and strength. – by Dr. Shravani Bishnoi It’s a normal day at the clinic.

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