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Husse Gatwick Husse (pronounced “hoo-say”) is a natural Swedish pet food established in 1987.
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08/03/2025

An obese cat - how to feed an overweight cat?

Overweight and obesity in a cat is most often the result of nutritional errors and an insufficient dose of physical activity. The pet's lifestyle to a large extent depends on the cat guardians - a pet, which we do not encourage to move, is unlikely to decide on this form of spending free time if it has a choice of a nap in a comfortable bed. A cat being overweight can significantly reduce the comfort of life, but it is much easier to fight than obesity. Obesity in a cat can lead to serious health problems.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/cat/nutrition-health/feeding-an-obese-cat/

07/03/2025

How to give first aid to a dog? - Dog resuscitation in just a few steps!

When your dog becomes part of your family, you need to be prepared for any eventuality. A responsible pet guardian must know how to help his pet when the need arises. Learn how to revive a dog and why first aid for animals is as important as for an injured person.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/dog/nutrition-health/first-aid-for-dogs/

06/03/2025

Meet the British Shorthair, the biggest breed of shorthair cats.

British shorthair is the biggest cat of the shorthaired type. After World War II the breed began to die out. Crossbreeding with Persian cats not only strengthened the population of these cats but also influenced the appearance of modern British shorthair cats.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/cat/breeds/british-shorthair/

05/03/2025

Why doesn't my dog want to eat? - What should I do?

A dog's loss of appetite can be the first warning sign of an illness and a situation where the dog refuses to eat should never be underestimated. Of course, there can be many reasons for our four-legged friend's loss of appetite, and not all of them are associated with serious health problems. However, if your dog does not have an appetite, be sure to take a closer look at your pet to determine the cause and take appropriate action.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/dog/nutrition-health/loss-of-appetite/

04/03/2025

How do you deal with a cat that has a sensitive stomach?

When cats show signs of a sensitive stomach, pet parents can easily become complacent. Perhaps we get used to seeing cats cough up hairballs every couple of weeks, leading us to believe stomach irritation is just part of being a cat. But cat puke, when it doesn’t have any signs of a hairball, can be a symptom of something more serious.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/cat/nutrition-health/sensitive-stomach/

03/03/2025

Dog skin allergies - what are the symptoms and how to treat them?

Sometimes, even despite a high-quality diet, you can observe that your pet's coat does not look the best. Additionally, the dog may scratch more often or even be restless and irritable. What is a dog's skin allergy and how to deal with it?

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/dog/nutrition-health/skin-allergies/

02/03/2025

Dog constipation - what to do if your dog is constipated?

Your dog's diet has a huge impact on their health and well-being. Nutritional errors can cause a range of digestive problems, including constipation. What to do if the dog has constipation and why can it be such a big problem?

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/dog/nutrition-health/dog-constipation/

01/03/2025

Meet the Devon Rex, the only cat breed that wags the tail as a sign of excitement!

Devon Rex is a breed of lean cats with big ears and curly coat. This intelligent cat breed can easily master even the most complicated tricks if you only find a way to encourage your cat to learn them.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/cat/breeds/devon-rex/

28/02/2025

How to organise playtime with a dog at home?

As the weather is getting worse, temperatures are dropping and the day becomes shorter, playing outside with your dogs become more and more unpleasant. During autumn and winter, it’s easy to shorten your daily walks and omit playtime in the forest or at a park. Despite the bad weather, the energy levels of our canine friends stay the same as in the spring or summer. Dogs stripped of their usual amount of physical activity can quickly become frustrated that can even lead to destructive behaviours around the house. How to organise playtime for your dog at home?

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/dog/nutrition-health/fun-at-home/

27/02/2025

Why sterilized cats gain weight? The best diet for spayed or neutered cats.

Sterilization and castration of cats can cause serious changes in their hormonal balance. It is believed that spayed and neutered cats are 3 to 4 times more likely to gain weight than cats with the active reproductive system. Changes in hormonal balance are not the only reason spayed and neutered cats become overweight or obese.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/cat/nutrition-health/after-sterilization/

26/02/2025

Lazy pet in great shape - how to maintain a healthy weight of a pet?

Both dogs and cats with decreased physical activity can gain weight much quicker than more active pets. If you are dealing with pets that are more lazy than the rest you have to focus more on your pet’s diet and healthy food habits that can greatly decrease the chance of gaining the excess weight.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/dog/nutrition-health/lazy-pet/

25/02/2025

Meet the Cornish Rex, a lean cat with a curly coat.

Cornish rex is a cat breed famous for its curly coat consisting of exclusively down hair.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/cat/breeds/cornish-rex/

24/02/2025

How to feed a castrated or sterilized dog?

Castration or sterilization greatly influences your dog’s hormonal balance. Castrated and sterilized dogs are 4 times more likely to become overweight or obese. Although the hormonal changes play a big part in weight gain, it is not the only reason why dogs after sterilisation or castration can put on a few additional kilograms.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/dog/nutrition-health/after-sterilization/

23/02/2025

How to maintain your dog's hygiene?

Your dog’s hygiene is one of the fundamental aspects of his health. By keeping your dog clean you can significantly reduce the risk of multiple infections and diseases.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/dog/nutrition-health/hygiene-care/

22/02/2025

Can cats drink milk? Facts and Myths!

The image of a cat drinking milk is immensely popular in cartoons and various movies. No wonder many novice cat owners believe milk is the cats' favourite drink. Should cats drink milk, and if so, which cat milk is best? We've collected popular facts and myths about cats and their milk in their diets.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/cat/nutrition-health/can-cats-drink-milk/

21/02/2025

How to calculate the age of a dog? Converting human years to dog years.

It is estimated that the average life expectancy of a dog is around 10-15 years. Dog handlers often regret that dogs live so shortly, but a dog's age is not the same as human years. Dog years go faster and it was once said that one calendar year equates to about 7 years of dog years. How do you count a dog's age and why do we do it at all?

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/dog/nutrition-health/calculating-dog-years/

20/02/2025

Meet the Persian cat, one of the oldest breeds and famous for its short, flat muzzle.

The Persian cat is a long-haired cat breed that is best known for its short muzzle. Persian cats are considered to be one of the most famous and oldest among cat breeds.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/cat/breeds/persian-cat/

19/02/2025

Can a dog eat chocolate? Learn the facts and myths about it!

Pet keepers often wonder how to diversify their pet's diet. We often offer dogs tasty morsels from the table or delicacies specially prepared for them. While there are many ingredients from your home pantry you can sneak into your dog's diet, not all grocery items should be included in your pet's meal.

https://england.husse.com/knowledge-corner/dog/nutrition-health/can-a-dog-eat-chocolate/

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