5 Holiday Pet Hazards to Avoid: Keeping Your Furry Friends Safe This Season. The holiday season is a time of joy, gatherings, and delicious treats – but it can also be filled with hidden dangers for your pets.
Ever wondered what a day in the life of a pet care franchisee entails? From early morning dog walks and managing client bookings to advocating for industry change, pet care franchisee David Gray of Petpals Darlington is always on the go!
The law in relation to the ownership of birds changed on 1st October 2024. The change in legislation is to ensure that AHPA have an accurate record of kept birds and have an ability to issue guidance and advice in the event of a serious outbreak of a ‘bird flu’ event.
Did you know that September is Happy Cat Month? To celebrate, we want to share some top tips and expert advice from our in-house vet to help cat owners keep their furry friends both healthy and happy.
We are thrilled to announce the newest additions to our Petpals family: Suzie Mossman, who will be leading Petpals Sefton, and Charlotte Arnold, who will be heading up Petpals Sidcup. Their passion for pets and commitment to providing top-notch pet care make them perfect fits for our network.
It’s important to be prepared with how to keep your pets safe and cool in the heat. We’ve put together some top tips to ensure their safety and comfort during the hotter months. Find out the best ways to keep your pets cool, hydrated, and happy all summer long.
As Easter approaches, it’s important to remember that this festive holiday can bring potential hazards for our beloved pets. Here are some essential safety tips to ensure your furry friends have a happy and healthy Easter.
Petpals kicked off the year with a fur-tastic conference that surpassed expectations. The event went above and beyond, said Petpals Director, Kevin Thackrah, offering talks and round-table discussions that provided invaluable insights to strategically position the organisation for sustained growth throughout 2024.
Launching a new business can be daunting, even for the most determined entrepreneurs. For those entering the world of franchising, the learning curve is substantially reduced when the franchisor has established a proven system for success.
Advocating for pets and the industry should be an integral part of every operational process for a pet-care franchise, a commitment that should be reflected in all decisions made by the brand, ranging from recruitment and training to the actual care provided to pets in people’s homes.
It’s Tick bite prevention week. Ticks can cause serious diseases in both pets and humans, including Lyme disease. Here are our top tips on preventing and removing ticks.
Petpals’ Kevin Thackrah discusses the importance of bringing your network together for an annual conference and how the brand uses the event to encourage personal and business development and motivate franchisees for the year ahead.
We know women can do it all, but sometimes the world needs reminding! Even in 2023, there remains a stark disparity in women occupying senior positions in the workplace; with women making up only 30% of leadership roles in the UK, according to a recent LinkedIn report.
In this month’s instalment Petpals Director Kevin Thackrah talks to Elite Franchise magazine to discuss how Petpals are taking steps to reduce its carbon footprint and how, by implementing eco-friendly strategies, franchises can help to preserve the earth whilst attracting customers and prospects alike.
In this month’s instalment Petpals Director Kevin Thackrah talks to Elite Franchise magazine to discuss the collaboration in forming a new regulatory body the Pet Care Franchise Association (PCFA) and how Petpals’ ethics are integral in every business decision.
In this month’s instalment Petpals Director Kevin Thackrah talks to Elite Franchise magazine to discuss how demonstrating your businesses’ community values and commitment to giving back is a powerful way to show your customers that you are more than just a service provider.
We are often asked for guidance for dogs in season and with the help of our in-house vet, Dr Sophie Bell from Animal Love, we have put together some informational advice on best practices  for when your dog is in season.
The reason to prevent ticks in both humans and your pets is that some can carry harmful bacteria’s that can cause Lyme disease and other serious illnesses.
With Valentine’s day around the corner, we are all booking flower deliveries and buying boxes of chocolates for our loved ones, let’s not forget about our furry loved ones as lots of these Valentine’s treats can prove hazardous to them. Please see the top 5 hazardous treats to avoid:
So with Christmas Day done and dusted, you might be starting to feel the effects of your over-indulgence of food and wine – but with the New Year in sight there is no better time to start thinking about your New Year’s resolutions. If a more active lifestyle is on your list of goals then read on to discover our top tips on how to keep you and your pets active in the lead up to the New Year and beyond, into 2022.
With reports that pet owners are expected to spend a record £900 million on their four-legged friends this Christmas, it is with no surprise that as a nation of animal lovers we want to spoil our pets rotten. Here at 10 ways to spoil your pet this Christmas.
Winter is soon approaching and with it comes a whole set of seasonal challenges for keeping our cats and dogs safe. To help, Petpals has put together this guide on keeping pets safe, happy and healthy.
Are you due to return to work at the end of furlough? Have you thought who is going to look after your dog/puppy? Will he/she suffer from anxiety without you, her constant companion since March 2020? It’s time to start thinking about your pet’s long term welfare now and this article aims to help.