FAQ’s | Frequently Asked Questions

Caring for your pet involves feeding them healthy and nutritious food, providing clean water and a cozy corner, and going for regular veterinarian visits for occasional checkups. It also involves pet training, exercise, social interaction, and grooming.

If you are concerned about how to transition your dog or cat to wellness, start with small changes in their environment, diet, and exercise. Make sure they get enough physical exercise, dental checkups, and veterinary care.

Pet food has a limited shelf life, depending on whether it is dry or wet. Generally, dry pet food lasts at least 18 months when unopened and 6 months after opening. Canned food is valid for 2 years if unopened, but needs to be finished within 1-2 days after opening.

Natural, also called organic, is the type of food that is made using animal, plant, and other mined resources. These organic ingredients ensure that the recipe or formula is completely balanced with no artificial colors, preservatives, or flavors.

Opened pet food boxes or cans should be refrigerated or consumed within 4-7  days. While canned food can be left at room temperature (above 50°F), and must be consumed within 4 hours after opening.

If you are unsure and concerned about your pet’s health, the best person to talk to is most likely your veterinarian. After discussing your pet’s condition, either an initial checkup, a behaviour issue, or health advice.

On a rough estimate, there are above 1 billion pets worldwide, most of which are dogs and cats. To be precise, there are over 900 million dogs out of which 470 million are pets, and 600 million cats out of which 370 million are pets.

Before buying a new pet, consider your environment, lifestyle, and home capacity to be sure of good care. Also, provide them with a pet-friendly and pet-safe area. Moreover, look for different pet options, understand their needs, and consult a vet to establish a proper routine.

For the physical as well as mental well-being of your dog, you need to establish a proper exercise routine. Exercise greatly assists them in maintaining a healthy weight, strengthening muscles and bones, maintaining BP levels, and reducing disease risk.

For pet socialization, try controlled experiences with different environments, animals, and people. Start with tasty treats and a gradual approach towards walks, daycare, and pet cues.

Yes! Pets do need medication based on their health conditions. In case of any pet illness, accidents, pain, or skin issues, only vet-recommended medicine is given to treat those issues and conditions. 

For the safety and comfort of your pet, you must have supplies like water and food bowls, a bed or cozy corner, pet toys, grooming tools, collar tags, and waste management essentials.

Before shopping for pet food, consider your pet’s requirements, like their size, age, breed, health conditions, and activity levels. Also, ensure the product fulfills nutritional needs and complies with AAFCO standards. Don’t forget to check expiry dates to ensure health concerns.

A daily routine for a pet must include consistent feeding, regular exercise, and a lot of rest. In addition, focus on their training, grooming, bathroom breaks, and wellness.

Many pet owners ask; Is pet insurance worth it? Though it’s not a necessity, it does provide financial protection to your pets, like dogs and cats, against high veterinary costs.

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