Parenting

How to become a marvellous pet parent

Here are some vital tips to become a marvellous pet parent. Dr CS Arun Adopt a country or pariah dog as your pet. He is more disease resistant and easy to manage. Puppies have to be periodically dewormed and fed a balanced diet to refrain them from eating rubbish. Obedience training is very essential to […]

KPS way to safe car travel with you pooch

Never let your dog sit in your lap. Don’t let your dog sit in the front seat as he can distract the driver by climbing onto his lap or might interfere with easy access to gear/brakes. The front passenger seat has airbag and your dog can be injured in case of any mishap. Use a

Be safe when the sun shines bright

From keeping their pets indoors to providing water all the time to grooming and short haircuts – it is definitely a pleasure to see our pet parents well informed on Do’s and Don’ts in summer time. Here’s what our pet parents from Jaipur share… “During summer, temperature variance causes hair fall and dermatological problems, so

Learn how to keep your pet safe this summer

Dr. Brejesh Singh Animals do not have efficient cooling systems (like humans who sweat) and get overheated easily, which can result in heatstroke that can be fatal. Here’s why and how to protect your pooch in summer. Heatstroke occurs when normal body mechanisms cannot keep the body temperature in a safe range. A dog with

Why is water important for your pet?

Water is the most important of all the vital nutrients needed for a pet. It constitutes nearly 84 percent of a newborn puppy and 60 percent of an adult dog. It is the basis for all metabolic processes of the body. Let’s find out more about the importance of water. According to Dr CS Arun,

Home alone!

Separation anxiety is one of the common problems faced by pet parents but each pet is unique and so is how they are handled. Here, our Hyderabad friends share their experiences on dealing with separation anxiety. Anjaly with Gavin and Dollar Giving him a comfort zone: “Dollar, my five-month-old Lab, has no issues with separation

Be Cautious with Collars: Learn to make an informed choice!

The collar plays a very important role in your pet’s life. It is important to choose the correct collar for your pet according to his size and use because a wrong collar will not solve the purpose and will make the pet feel very uncomfortable and can even injure him. There are many styles of

Warm and happy in Winter wonderland!

Winter is a wonderland – our four-legged friends too need that extra care to keep them warm, hygienic and safe during this time. Many fellow beings live with a misconception that their pets have a coat of fur so that they are able to withstand the cold better than humans. This is not the case.

Social and health benefits of pet interaction

Scientific evidence is increasingly showing that pets are good for people. UK and international research demonstrates that interaction with pet can reduce visits to doctor, enhance social interactions, enrich quality of life for elderly people, perform vital role in child development and so on. Let’s see how does it happen. Pets also improve chances of

KPS Valentine Pooch!

Love has no boundaries… love is eternal and unconditional…  and so our pooches are pawfect Valentines. Let’s see why. Our pooches are always happy to see us, no matter what, even if we are late from work or elsewhere, they greet us happily at the door. Our smile means the world to them. They are

Perfect match: Choose the right Leashes & Bowls

As pet parents, we get bowled over by the variety of leashes and food bowls available for our pooches. But your pooch is special and he needs the right accessories, suitable to his age, breed and size. Here’s a guide to select the right leash and food bowl for your precious pooch. Preeti Agarwal Selecting

Caution of common errors made by pet parents

Sometimes, pet parents with the best of intentions still make serious mistakes when it comes to the health of their dog. Here are a few common mistakes pet parents make. Dr. Geeta Sharma Not getting preventive care: Taking your dog to the vet for regular examinations and getting her the appropriate vaccinations and deworming can

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