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The Dos and Don’ts of Summer Pet Care
12 APRIL 2016

The Dos and Don’ts of Summer Pet Care

From allergies to sunburn, our four-legged friends can suffer the same summer struggles as their human counterparts. So, with summertime just around the corner, it’s time to prepare your pets for the rising temperatures ahead. To help, we’ve pulled together the top dos and don’ts of summer pet care to ensure that you, and your pet, are ready for the sunny season.

How to make sure your pets have a merry Christmas
21 DECEMBER 2016

How to make sure your pets have a merry Christmas

Christmas wouldn’t be the same without our fur babies, so making sure they are kept safe is our number one priority as responsible pet parents. Keep in mind our top tips to ensure that you and your pets have a fur-tastic Christmas…

Guest Blog: Pets and Children
04 SEPTEMBER 2017

Guest Blog: Pets and Children

It’s not just a coincidence that children are fascinated by pets. There’s now overwhelming scientific evidence to show that growing up with pets is likely to be beneficial for a child, in terms of both social and emotional development. When young children typically see a pet as a protector, in what at times can be a frightening world, it provides them with reassurance. This then develops into a bond of trust, and stimulates the child's interest in the world around them.

How to Encourage Wildlife Into Your Garden
10 MARCH 2023

How to Encourage Wildlife Into Your Garden

Rosewood’s resident wildlife expert, Dean Barratt shares his advice on how to welcome great British wildlife into your garden this spring: Almost anyone with some outside space can help support our native wildlife, even if you just have a window box or a balcony. For those with larger spaces, supporting wildlife in all its forms can become almost as involving as having your own pets, and turn into a passionate hobby. Literally, from small acorns…. The key is understanding that wildlife of all shapes and sizes benefit from our help, and to focus that help on providing food, water, shelter; plus, safe and easy access.

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