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Veterinarian
Lorna is a veterinarian based in Cape Town, South Africa. originally from Scotland. Lorna loves to travel and has lived, studied, and worked on three different continents. Lorna has over two decades of experience in small animal medicine and surgery, both in the charity and private sector, plus a further qualification in feline medicine.
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Caring for a Great Dane is an incredible experience but you may have problems locating the ideal food for your massive friend. Numerous companies produce dog f…
Itchiness can be a frustrating experience for both dogs and their owners. It can be difficult to watch your dog scratch, lick, bite, and do whatever else it ta…
“There are wolves, dogs, and German Shepherd Dogs.” As the early 19th-century adage hints at, an unmatched mix of utility, intelligence, and athleticism puts t…
Do you love large dogs? Do you think the larger the dog, the better? Then, you might end up adoring the Irish Wolfhound! This dog breed is the tallest one, sta…
We can love our dogs while admitting that we don’t love every aspect of pet ownership. Dealing with pet fur is an annoying part of owning dogs and cats, but it…
It can be stressful to find yourself with a dirty dog and no dog shampoo, so what can you use instead? Fortunately, there are a few alternatives that you can u…
It can be frustrating when your dog leaves behind a mountain of hair on the sofa or in its bed. Shedding is natural and can’t be stopped completely but improvi…
Having a safe place for your dog to play is important, especially when you can't always be around to supervise them. One of the most common solutions to this p…
When we’re not paying attention, our dogs can get into mischief, including jumping up on the couch with muddy paws, gnawing on the bedclothes, or scratching at…
The Afghan Hound, which originates from Afghanistan, is easily recognized for its flowing locks and piercing eyes. It was bred as a hunting dog in the mountain…
