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Beeztees Sumo Play Large

Beeztees Sumo Play Large

Sale price  R 338,99 Regular price  R 461,00
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Best Pet Duck Ball with Feet

Best Pet Duck Ball with Feet

Sale price  R 54,99 Regular price  R 75,00

Cat Litter Tray

Cat Litter Tray

Sale price  R 46,99 Regular price  R 63,00

Cat Litter Tray Budget

Cat Litter Tray Budget

Sale price  R 41,99 Regular price  R 58,00

Dogs Life Webbing Harness Black

Dogs Life Webbing Harness Black

Sale price  R 81,99 Regular price  R 98,00
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Dogs Life Webbing Harness Grey

Dogs Life Webbing Harness Grey

Sale price  R 120,99 Regular price  R 144,00
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Dogs Life Webbing Harness Hot Pink

Dogs Life Webbing Harness Hot Pink

Sale price  R 81,99 Regular price  R 98,00
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Dogs Life Webbing Harness Magenta

Dogs Life Webbing Harness Magenta

Sale price  R 81,99 Regular price  R 98,00
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These products support everyday care. If symptoms are severe or don't improve, please see your vet.

Pet tips from Pawfect Pals

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5 foods to never feed your petChocolate, grapes, onions, garlic, avocado · Read tip

Keep these away from dogs and cats:

  • Chocolate – theobromine is toxic to pets.
  • Grapes and raisins – can cause kidney failure in dogs.
  • Onions and garlic – damage red blood cells, raw or cooked.
  • Avocado – the pit and skin are a risk, so best avoided.
  • Macadamia nuts and xylitol (sugar-free sweetener) – also dangerous.

If your pet eats any of these, call your vet straight away.

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How often should you deworm?A simple schedule for dogs and cats · Read tip
  • Puppies and kittens: every 2 weeks until 12 weeks old, then monthly until 6 months.
  • Adults: at least every 3 months.

Always dose by your pet's weight as shown on the pack.

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Why hydration mattersSigns your pet isn't drinking enough · Read tip

Water keeps digestion, kidneys and temperature control working. Watch for dry or sticky gums, low energy, sunken eyes and skin that's slow to spring back. Keep fresh water out all day, add a second bowl in summer, and remember wet food helps too – especially for cats.

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How to read a pet food labelWhat to look for and what to avoid · Read tip
  • Ingredients are listed by weight – look for a named meat (chicken, lamb, fish) first.
  • Complete food has everything your pet needs; complementary food (treats, toppers) doesn't.
  • Match the life stage – puppy, adult or senior.
  • Use the feeding guide by weight, then adjust for activity.

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5 grooming mistakesAnd the easy fixes · Read tip
  • Bathing too often strips natural oils – bathe only when needed.
  • Human shampoo is the wrong pH – use a pet shampoo.
  • Skipping brushing leads to mats – brush a few times a week.
  • Cutting nails too short hurts – trim just the tip.
  • Not drying properly can cause skin irritation.

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Bringing home a new petIntroducing them to your household · Read tip
  • Give the new pet its own quiet space for the first few days.
  • Swap bedding so pets get used to each other's scent first.
  • Keep first meetings short and supervised.
  • Use separate food bowls and litter trays.
  • Be patient – settling in can take a few weeks.

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Stay ahead of fleas and ticksPrevention is easier than cure · Read tip
  • Treat every pet in the home, not just the itchy one.
  • In South Africa's climate, keep treatment going all year.
  • Wash bedding and vacuum often – flea eggs live in the home.
  • Check for ticks after walks, especially around ears and toes.

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Keeping pets cool in summerSimple ways to beat the heat · Read tip
  • Never leave a pet in a parked car – it heats up fast, even with a window open.
  • Walk early or late – hold the back of your hand on the paving for 7 seconds. Too hot for you is too hot for paws.
  • Fresh water and shade – always, inside and out.
  • Watch for heavy panting, drooling or weakness – move them somewhere cool and call your vet.

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