Peace of Mind For Your Pet
As home routines start to change.
Make the Transition Easier
As work, study and play shifts again, our pets may need some extra support adjusting. Separation anxiety is a stress reaction to changes in home and routine. If your pet is used to spending all day with the family, we can help you plan ahead, to ensure you both feel calm, comfortable and contented. Here’s how:
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Expert Tips
Our Animal Care Experts are here to help you and your pet through stressful times. Visit your local store to get first-hand knowledge on everything you need to ease this transition.
Prepare Your Pet Now
Make a point of running an errand solo, going for a walk, or meeting friends every day so that alone time is built into your pet’s daily expectation.
Natural Behaviour
Dogs, cats, and other small pets can feel less anxious when encouraged to ‘get back to nature’, with activities like playing with doggie friends, climbing cat trees, and safe out-of-cage time.
Sweeten the Deal
Chewing is a natural stress reliever for dogs. Try adding frozen pumpkin, peanut butter, or dog food to a kong toy for hours of soothing distraction.
Happy Hunting
Cats love nothing better than hunting. Hide their favourite toys throughout your home to keep young curious felines out of trouble.
Calming Goodbyes
Ignoring your pet for a few minutes before you head out will reassure them that you leaving is no big deal.
Quality Time
Pets sometimes crave human touch, so always make time for cuddles, even if it means getting up earlier or staying awake later.
