New Year’s resolutions for you and your pets

Get more active 

Getting more active is a resolution we all fall guilty of making and not sticking to. Instead of forcing yourself to go to an over-crowded, sweaty gym why not take your doggy on more walks? You could even take them for a jog or a run. There’s thousands of parks and beaches across the country, so your walks, jogs and runs don’t have to be boring.

Measure their food correctly  

Instead of just freely pouring your pets food into their bowl, try to measure out your pets food out every meal time. If you overfeed your pet they can become overweight, leading to further health problems, which is not what you want for your furry friend. 

Vet Visits  

Taking regular trips to the vet is very important for your cats and dogs. People often think our fur-babies only need to visit the vet when they’re really sick, but they do actually need annual check-ups just as much as humans do. Regular trips to the vets will ensure your pets are kept healthy and happy all the time.   

Get grooming  

Grooming is a necessity, especially for long-haired pets, as their long hair can get knotted which can be painful to brush out. Brushing your long-haired pussycats and pooches will also help to distribute oils along their fur, keeping their coat nice and shiny. Plus, they will love all the attention from their grooming session. 

Are you going to make any of these your New Year’s resolutions? Or have you got any other resolutions you’re going to make to for your pets? Let us know on our Facebook and Twitter pages.

Here’s to a purrfect 2018!

Team Webbox