Pet Care Blog

What we feed our chickens makes a massive difference not only to the quality of their eggs but also to the development of their feathers. Approximately 95% of your chicken’s diet should be a high quality complete chicken food.  Preferably pellets, or a no grind crumble like Lauckie Mill’s, Seventeen.  These mixes have the right amount of calcium and protein that provides the foundation for your chicken to lay well-formed eggs on a regular basis depending on the age of the bird, variety and also the length of daylight.

Trends come and go over time and we often become involved in  a lot of them. Think back to the era of the 1980's and I'm sure many will come to mind! We see fads fade in popularity and anything with merit can often become integrated into our lives such as diet. Paleo, raw, organic, gluten free, vegan, just to name a few, there will be something that catches the attention of most people.

Symptoms of heat stress in pets can be subtle initially. It is important to recognise symptoms of heat exhaustion in your pet and to seek veterinary advise if your pet displays these symptoms.

The festive season is upon us & most of us like to include our pets in the celebrations. Here are our tips to help you ensure that Christmas goes according to plan!