We all want our pets to live their best life. Taking a proactive approach to their wellbeing means we can catch problems early including skin conditions such as allergic disease. Being in tune with our pets and knowing what symptoms to look out for can help us give them an enjoyable future.

Does your itchy dog need a source of comfort?

Skin allergies can interrupt your dog’s normal behaviours. The good news is, they can be diagnosed and treated so your dog can get back to their fun-loving self. If you’re concerned about your dog’s itching, try our online assessment to see if there are signs of a problem.

They can't hide from the risk of deadly heartworm, fleas, ticks and intestinal worms.

But there is an easy way to give your dog comprehensive protection.

What's up Ruby? Playtime on hold?

Up to 40% of cats have arthritis* with it happening to any breed at any age. But it can be hard to spot as your cat is naturally good at hiding pain. By knowing the signs, you can ensure they get effective treatment to improve their quality of life. You know your cat best. If your cat isn’t their normal active self, try our online assessment to learn what to look out for, then visit your vet.

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What's up Milo? Not racing ahead anymore?

Your dog can suffer from arthritis no matter what their age, size or breed. In fact, it’s common – with nearly 40% of dogs having it*. Knowing the warning signs can lead to a quicker diagnosis and treatment so that they can lead to a better quality of life. You know your dog best. If your dog has been slowing down lately or isn't its normal self, try our online assessment to learn what to look out for, then visit your vet.

*KG MarketSense 2018 Global Veterinarian Market Research