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Find out everything important about living with a pet in our Pet Magazine! Whether you have a cat, dog, bird, small pets or aquarium pets, our magazine offers you valuable advice on all aspects of living with your pets at home. You can learn about different breeds and their specific characteristics. Find out how specific types and breeds of pets need to be trained, fed and equipped. Read more
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Dog breeds

Irish Wolfhound

The Irish Wolfhound is one of the largest dogs in the world. Used for hunting wolves and bears in medieval Ireland, today it is kept exclusively as a family dog. Despite its imposing size, this sighthound is very gentle and affectionate. Unfortunately, the friendly giant is also quite prone to illness and has a comparatively short life expectancy. Is an Irish Wolfhound right for me, and what does keeping one involve? You can find everything you need to know in the following article.

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Cat
5 min
Cat Health and Care

Abscess in Cats

Abscesses in cats are unfortunately quite common. Particularly combative outdoor cats often come home with one of these pus-filled swellings. You can find out how to recognise an abscess and how it is properly treated in the following article. 

Small pets
7 min
Small pet breeds

Ferrets

Ferrets belong to the mustelid family. They are demanding pets that should not be kept alone. With species-appropriate housing, these creatures reveal themselves as intelligent, lively, and remarkably lovable companions.

Aqua
5 min
Aqua Breeds

Cichlids

Along with all the other ornamental fish that made their way early from the tropics and subtropics into home aquariums, many representatives of the extensive and diverse family of Cichlidae (Cichlids) were included.

Bird
7 min
Bird Breeds

Diamond Dove

Easily recognisable by their white-speckled wings and the orange ring around their eyes, the diamond dove is a noteworthy exotic petite pigeon hailing from Australia. Nowadays, bird enthusiasts and hobby breeders around the world delight over these sociable birds.

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Bird Bird Breeds

Diamond Dove

Easily recognisable by their white-speckled wings and the orange ring around their eyes, the diamond dove is a noteworthy exotic petite pigeon hailing from Australia. Nowadays, bird enthusiasts and hobby breeders around the world delight over these sociable birds.

Aqua Aqua Breeds

Angelfish

With their arrow-like fins and shimmering scales, angelfish (Pterophyllum scalare) are the absolute stars of any aquarium. Originating from the Amazon region, this tropical fish is part of the cichlid family. If you have an aquarium with warmer water, these fish can be perfectly kept in your home.

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Dog Dog breeds

Irish Wolfhound

The Irish Wolfhound is one of the largest dogs in the world. Used for hunting wolves and bears in medieval Ireland, today it is kept exclusively as a family dog. Despite its imposing size, this sighthound is very gentle and affectionate. Unfortunately, the friendly giant is also quite prone to illness and has a comparatively short life expectancy. Is an Irish Wolfhound right for me, and what does keeping one involve? You can find everything you need to know in the following article.

Dog Dog Health and Care

Dog Eats Faeces: Causes and Risks

Curious dogs often come across all sorts of temptations when out for a walk. Does your dog find animal droppings particularly appealing? If your dog eats faeces, it’s understandably unpleasant for owners: this behaviour poses a health risk to both animals and humans. We explain how to identify the cause and which tips can help stop your dog from eating faeces.

Say goodbye to pet-owning confusion with our great range of advice!

The tips you find in our magazine will help you answer all of your pet-related questions. This comprehensive information will enable you to better recognise if your pet is unwell and potentially prevent critical situations from occurring. You can also learn how to groom your pet and how often you should schedule veterinary check-ups. Our magazine will also help you learn which animals or breeds can become great friends, and which should be kept separate. As well as information on house pets such as dogs and cats, you can also find out how often a horse needs to visit a farrier – you can learn all sorts from our handy magazine articles!


Balanced pet nutrition starts in the food bowl

Just like humans, pets need plenty of vitamins and nutrients to keep them fit and healthy. As dogs are natural hunters and carnivores, it is important that their diet reflects this and is rich in premium meat. High-quality pet food can contain all the essential building blocks your pet needs to support an active lifestyle, although it is important to bear in mind that, as with our own needs, a pet’s needs will change depending on its age, breed and size. Nutrition will also need to be adapted to account for any illnesses or diseases your pet is suffering from. Here you can learn all about these vital changes that may need to be made to your pet’s diet.


Are you looking to adopt a pet from an animal shelter?

We have all had that experience of visiting an animal shelter and wanting to take every cuddly little creature home with us! However, before you choose a pet, you need to make sure your home is suitably prepared, with a place to sleep, eat and play. Your new furry family member will also need to be vaccinated and have all of the appropriate paperwork. Our pet magazine tells you everything to look out for, so there is no need to panic if you are new to pet owning – with our help and advice, the transition from shelter to home will not be too difficult for either you or your new pet.


Bring maximum joy to your life with our pet advice!

Thanks to our broad range of pet-owning tips, you will soon know how to react appropriately in every situation. If you frequently travel with your pet, you can find out all about the ideal transport options to suit every purpose. A travel kennel or crate can help keep your pet protected, as well as providing your pet with some privacy so that it is not disturbed. The more stress-free the journey, the better the experience when you arrive at your destination, whether that be a holiday, a day trip or a visit to the vets. In our magazine you can find advice from experts to help make living with your pet care-free and companionable. You can also find plenty of top tips on toys, exercise and food.