Pet Protect Blog

Breeders selling puppies for higher prices in lockdown Now that we have been in lockdown for a few months, many people and families have taken the opportunity to get that dog or puppy they have always wanted. But whilst this idea seems to be a good one at the time there are many things potential […]

How can you help your pets by easing them out of lockdown? It might seem strange for your pets now that lockdown is easing and you and the family have to go back to work and the kids are back at school. After spending months of time with you they may not be as ready […]

Do you really know what your pets are thinking? If only your pets could talk and tell you what they are thinking. Find out what your pets think about pet insurance with our new TV advert At Pet Protect we get pet lovers and pet parents and know the care your pets may need one […]

With the recent Coronavirus outbreak, Pet Protect wanted to take the time to provide advice for pet owners on how to look after and keep your cat or dog safe during this time. What can you do if you are self-isolating and your pet is with you? While self-isolation is important for you, it can […]

Microchipping your pet We understand your pets mean everything to you and you want to make sure they are as safe as possible. We have created some useful information about how to microchip your pet. Why should you get your pet microchipped? It’s not only dogs that can have a microchipped fitted – cats, rabbits […]

Your questions answered on how to help relieve your dog’s stress Just like us humans, dogs can suffer from stress that can cause them to act or behave differently. Creating a set routine for your dog will help them to stay calm as they will know when to expect the next burst of energy to […]

Walking your dog in Winter Regular walks are beneficial for you and your pet and it gives you both time to bond and keep healthy together. In the summer it’s easier to get out for long walks with your dog but staying motivated in the winter when it’s cold and dark can be a lot […]

Bengal Cats History The Bengal cat was only introduced to the UK very recently, having been bred in America during the seventies. Bengals were first developed by crossing Asian Leopard Cats with domestic tabbies which produced first generation hybrid females. Other breeds were then introduced into the mix which included the Burmese, Egyptian Mau and […]

A guide to travelling with your pet With the proper equipment and with planning, there’s no reason to leave your furry friends behind when you hit the road. Travelling with your pet can involve more than just putting them in the back seat and driving off, especially if you are driving long distances or plan […]