Thursday 16 December 2010

postheadericon Healthy Pet Food

Like most humans, Cats and Dogs are essentially carnivorous and hence require a daily diet of food containing meat; they need a balanced diet based on enzymes, minerals and other nutrients. According to the latest researches, many skin and coat problems are a direct result of a lack of raw animal fat in the diet. Pets need at least 30% raw fat and it should be avoided feeding your pet cooked meat or fat, excess of nutrients is not good for the health of the Pet and ready made dry food or processed food should also be avoided. A balanced combination of raw vegetables and raw meat should make for a perfect meal for your fury friend.

Pets should be fed according to their nutritional needs based on the age, health and activity level and puppies should be fed based on what they can consume in 5 to 10 minutes, 2 to 3 times a day depending on how many weeks old they are. For certain large breed of dogs it is recommended that several smaller meals be fed rather than one large meal.

These tips should be helpful to keep your fury friend fit and happy every day!


Tuesday 16 November 2010

postheadericon Did you know?

Studies suggest that a well cared for dog is a healthy dog. The touch of the human hand helps maintain nearly of the animals key functions: respiratory, circulatory, digestive and so on. A frequently petted puppy is not only healthier and happier, but also better behaved. Dogs, like humans, find comfort in touching another living being, which is another reason why they are known as man’s best friend! Additionally, its a well known fact that keeping a cat as a pet can reduce your blood pressure. This is due to the cats ‘purr’ and the calming vibrations that helps us humans to relax.

 If you like your pet to be as calm and contented as you when you’re away then consider Elmtree Kennels for the highest quality in boarding kennels and catteries. Elmtree provides quality care and comfort to your furry friends, ensuring that they are in the safest hands and being treated to the highest of standards at all times.

For more information on our catteries, check out our Elm Tree Kennels Site
Thursday 23 September 2010

postheadericon Elmtree Pet Hotel


Elmtree Pet Hotel If you're a pet owner and expect the very best in animal care whilst you're away why not head over to elmtreekennels.co.uk and see what we can do for you and your pet.

If you like the idea of keeping in touch with your pet some of our kennels are equipped with webcams to allow you to see your pet from anywhere, anytime. 

Elmtree don't just cater for cats and dog. We also offer a boarding service for Rabbits, Hamster, Mice, Gerbils and many more!


For a list of our services and prices head over to www.elmtreekennels.co.uk