Brigette Federico's Articles in Pets


  • Avoiding Common Cat Illnesses
    The main problems to affect cats are things that are actually very easy to prevent.

  • Cat Nutrition Helps To Avoid The Onset Of Disease
    Most kittens are very resilient when they are young; however as they grow into an adult cat their reflexes tend to slow down. They are still agile but where most animals would not thrive they are known to have a far better survival rate.

  • Dog Nutrition For The Senior Dog
    Your senior dog’s life can be extended with a well planned diet. Life can become quite hard work for your dog as he gets older. Dog nutrition for a senior pet will include purchasing brands of dog food that contain antioxidants, essential fatty acids and other beneficial ingredients which are available in our Hills Scienc ...

  • How Big Should Your Rabbit Hutch Be.
    Rabbit hutches come in all sizes and shapes and very much depend on the size and character of your rabbit as well as how much space you’ve got to play with it. You might want to give your pet a palatial home but if you only have a small garden or a back yard you’ll be hard pressed to do this.

  • How To Train A Puppy Without Upsetting His Pet Diet
    A good way to monitor dog nutrition while you are training your puppy is with small treats that have been previously prepared to encourage good behaviour.


  • Reptiles Make A Fabulous Pet
    If you are thinking about purchasing a reptile as a pet they make fabulous pets as they are quiet and do not leave an unpleasant odour. A small pet can require an area as small as a plant pot or for the larger pet the room can be as large as a living room.

  • Steps To Keeping Your Pet Healthy
    Keeping your pet healthy is about more than just making sure they have the right cat or dog nutrition and a daily walk.

  • There Are Good Times And Bad Times With Doggy Odour
    When you own a puppy or a dog you have the good times, playing in the back garden or going out for a walk, and of course the not so good times when your pet overpowers you with its own natural doggie odour.

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