Varsha Verma with Rocky COVID-19 crisis has given all of us some unprecedented extra time to spend with our loved ones and our pets are most happy with this change. Here are a few ways to keep your pooch happy and healthy at home. -by Varsha Verma Rocky, our four-year-old Pomeranian, is so happy to see […]
Corona crisis has gotten everyone’s life to a standstill. In such situation, veterinarians all over the country come forward as committed frontline Corona Warriors to ensure the overall care and wellbeing of your beloved pets. As a responsible pet parent, it’s your responsibility to co-operate with them, follow their guidelines and do your bit as
Varsha Verma& Rocky Your dog has infinite potential to love and be loved. This love is beyond all expectations … it is unconditional and weather-proof. So, let’s invest in this relationship… just a little more! –by Varsha Verma Sometimes I wish my four-year-old Pomeranian Rocky could speak! His expressions show that there is so much he
Sudha Murty is a multifaceted personality – a corporate professional, a philanthropist and a bestselling author who has written more than 90 books in Kannada and English. Her new book titled The Gopi Diaries: Coming Home is the first of a three-part series that focuses on the life of her pet dog Gopi. The book
Today, Heads Up For Tails (HUFT) is one of India’s leading pet brands. With more than 30 stores across India and an online store, it is every pet parent’s favourite destination for pet products. –by Rashi Narang Trust the magic of new beginnings When our Labrador, Sara, turned a year old I really wanted to get
Dr Seema Talokar As pets are our family, just like we insure our near and dear ones it’s time to take timely action and insure the health of our pets. –by Dr Seema Talokar Growing Pet Population A data released by Statista in 2019 revealsthat India has 21.42 million pet dogs. The number is likely
Aparna Rajagopal with her furry friends Pets get abandoned rampantly which makes me ask – Has a beautiful pedigreed dog become a lifestyle statement? When we bring home a pet, remember to think long and hard about whether you can actually look after him like your child. Bringing home a pet is like raising a
Poorvi Anthony The scorching heat in India takes a toll not only on humans but on animals as well. A cool shower is a perfect way to kick away the heat! While some pets love splashing and playing in water and are complete water babies, with others it is a nightmare to get them into
Dr Gautam Anand If you have noticed that your pet becomes irritate, incessantly growls, and gets anxious, then all these are warning signs for behavioural disorder in dogs. Just like you teach your kids the good and bad and be patient with them, the same holds true for your furry kids. Be patient with them
Mitu Paul Allergies in dogs are always expressed through skin and felt through an itch, says Dr Adam Patterson, Clinical Assistant Professor and Chief of Dermatology at Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences Small Animal Clinic. So, if your pet has recurrent diarrhoea, itchy skin, rough coat, persistent ear or anal glands
Garima with Boo Of all the repulsive habits our canine companions have – drinking from toilet, rolling in swamp muck, licking their butt. And nothing tops the practice of eating poop. It might not be motivated by their desire to gross out their pet parents, but it certainly hits the target. There are both behavioural
Dr Ankur Narad Keeping pets has several benefits for your physical health as well as for your mental well-being. And if you’re among those who have always wanted to keep a pet, let us convince you to go ahead and get one home! –by Dr Ankur Narad, Dr RK Jain, Dr Supriya Shukla and Dr
Kritika Manchanda Losing a pet is one of the most traumatic experiences in life (both I and our editor can vouch for it). But the love our pets leave us laden with is indeed eternal. Some days you remember them with a huge smile and warmth, other days the tear dams are opened. –by Kritika Manchanda
Priti Chauhan Dog training and behaviour is very logical. All that’s needed from our side is a logical mind and being conscious of how we reward or reprimand a particular behaviour. Depending upon the consequences, a behaviour increases or decreases. If a behaviour is rewarded it’s likely to increase and if a behaviour is ignored
Dr Deepak Pandey The passion of being a pet parent is unmatched. It’s a joyous experience that’s full of learning. Here’s about the new-gen pet parenting and how the industry has evolved in the past decade. –by Dr Deepak Pandey The dynamics have changed now from ‘social status of having a pet’ to ‘emotional and
