Pet Insurance Channel

	Below is a list of articles related to Pet Insurance and Pet Safety. These articles define some of the potential health hazards faced by your pet and highlight the need for pet insurance.

		Pets Beat Stress According to recent research conducted by Hill’s Pet Nutrition, pets play an essential part in our well-being, by helping to beat stress and depression. More...
		PDSA Warns of harmful plants The PDSA has warned pet owners to check their gardens and homes for plants that may be poisonous to their pets. Foliage that you think looks great, may in fact pose a threat to your cat or dog - so it is advisable to take time out and compose an audit of your garden, houseplants and any flower arrangements. Here are just a few plants to watch out for. More...
		Diet and Nutrition : Obesity The best way to prevent your pet from becoming overweight is to feed the correct diet in the right proportions from the day you take your pet into your home. As appealing as they are when young  remember that they grow up, sometimes into quite large animals. There is nothing worse than going to visit friends and their pet is sitting at your feet begging. More...
		Pet Care: General Dental Care You can tell if your pet has a problem with its mouth and/or teeth as it will more than likely show some of the following symptoms; salivating, pawing at the mouth, exaggerated chewing motions, signs of tenderness when chewing and bad breath. You can help to prevent these symptoms by checking your pet's mouth on a regular basis. More...
		Pet Care : Canine Car Safety Dogs in cars can be a danger both to themselves and their fellow passengers. If you make a sudden emergency stop, or are involved in a crash at just 30mph, a dog who is not restrained in the back seat can turn into a potentially lethal missile, warns the AA... More...
		Pet Care : The Perils of Poison Cats are generally sensible creatures - but nevertheless they can become victims of poisoning. Would you know the warning signs? Would you know what to do if you suspected that your cat had been poisoned? More...