Introducing Pawfit Badges
Introducing Pawfit badges – a fun new way to get rewarded for using your Pawfit tracker! How to earn badges The more you use Pawfit, the more badges you’ll collect – easy! And best of all, there’s so …
Easy pumpkin recipes for your dog
October is here and that means it’s pumpkin season once again! Here’s some tasty pumpkin recipes your dog can enjoy….
Tips for walking your dog in Autumn
The leaves are changing colour and the air is starting to feel crisp – autumn has arrived and here’s our tips for safer autumn walks…
How you can keep your pet safer with Safety Zones (virtual fences).
Whether you’ve got a dog that has a tendency to escape, or a cat that wanders a little far when exploring their territory, Pawfit Safety Zones are here to give you some peace of mind….
5 reasons you need a GPS tracker for your dog
Thinking about getting your dog a GPS tracker but not sure if it’s right for you? Here are 5 reasons why we think you need a GPS tracker for your dog… …
Fruits and vegetables your dog will love and ones to avoid.
There are lots of fruits and vegetables that are safe for your dog to eat and can be used as a tasty addition to your dog’s diet. Before you start raiding the fridge though, it’s important to know tha…
What to do if your cat goes missing
Make sure you’ve searched everywhere before you start to panic. Ask your neighbours to check their homes and gardens. Start putting up posters and get in touch with local organisations….
5 things you can do to prevent your dog getting lost
Sadly 10 million pets go missing every year and many are never reunited with their families again. So what can you do to prevent your dog getting lost? Read our 5 top tips for keeping your dog safe….
How to keep your cat cool in the Summer
Cats are well known for loving a snooze in the sunshine, but on very hot days, our feline friends are at serious risk of overheating and getting heatstroke which can be fatal. Most cats are able to re…
How to keep your dog cool in the summer
Long hot summer days are finally here which is great news for us humans but not so much for our dogs. As the temperature climbs over 20⁰C/70⁰F, the risk of heatstroke in dogs increases too. So, what c…
